IQ Isn't Set In Stone, Suggests Study That Finds Big Jumps, Dips In Teens
Brain researchers say the big fluctuations in IQ performance they found in teens were not random — or a fluke.
'The Learning': Foreign Teachers, U.S. Classrooms
Grace Amper came to the United States to teach in Baltimore. She had to leave her son Gadiel and husband Jojo...
Kids Celebrate Winning the Reach for the Stars ~ National Rocket Competition
October Sky Festival National...
Houston's Special Needs Children Get a Fun Night Out, Courtesy of First Choice ER and Bouncin' Bears
This Tuesday, October 18, Houston's special needs children and their families will get a unique treat: an exclusive family night at Bouncin' Bears indoor playland. From 5 PM until 8 PM, the facility's bounce houses, inflatable slides and other...
New Girl Scout Badges Offer Different Choices To Smart Cookies
The "Digital Movie Maker" badge.
PAKISTAN: Children in 2005 quake zone still lack schools
Many children in areas affected by the 2005 quake have faced disruption to their education.
Six million new teachers needed to ensure UN goal of universal primary education
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High school is tough for almost every kid. But when you're a new immigrant or refugee, it can be even harder to navigate the ins and outs...
