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Helping Kids Learn to Self-Regulate: Off the Grid, and On the Web

Once upon a time, a group of boys were shipwrecked on an uninhabitable island. Stop me if you’ve heard this...

Once upon a time, a group of boys were shipwrecked on an uninhabitable island. Stop me if you’ve heard this...

As educators, parents, counselors, or other dedicated childcare providers, we all want kids to grow up in safety and security....

It has become a bit of a cliché to describe the year 2020 as unprecedented. 2020 has forced us as...

Consider two twin brothers, John and George, who work as a human resources clerk for a bank and a taxi...

Nabeel Qureshi is a biomedical software engineer at Palantir who studied Philosophy, Politics & Economics at Oxford. In his recent...

What does it take to become an elite athlete, musician, or craftsman? Is talent innate or acquired? What kind of...

In an article for The New Republic, editor Ryu Spaeth ruminates on his impromptu homeschooling due to Covid-19. In particular,...

If you were to approach my grandmother and ask her opinion on what’s wrong with “kids these days,” she’d vehemently...

Being the oldest of seven kids, I was reluctantly appointed the family’s official tutor from a very young age. My...