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How to Survive a Setback
in APs RisingRead More4 strategies women in leadership can use to build resilience and persist toward their goals.
Staying Connected Through the Summer
in APs RisingRead MoreAPs must build upon the connections they’ve made in the last year to keep students, parents, and teachers engaged.
Summer Reading for APs
in APs RisingRead More8 suggestions for educators who want to build their practice during break.
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Stay Up-to-Date on Your Child’s Immunizations
Read MoreMillions of children and adolescents are behind on critical immunizations that will keep them safe. Learn about the risks of missing vaccinations and how to ma…
Helping Children Understand Autism
Read MoreTips on how parents can educate their children about autism to foster acceptance and understanding.
Warmer Weather, Healthier Habits
Read MoreAs the weather gets warmer, activities move outside. Although being outdoors is less risky than being indoors, we are still fighting the spread of COVID-19.
Help Children Learn at Home
Read MoreLearning from home is difficult for many students, but it's also challenging for families tasked with managing their child's education.
Curb the Spread of Germs This Winter
Read MorePreventive practices such as social distancing and regular handwashing are needed to help stop the spread of COVID-19.
Talking to Kids About Vaping
Read MoreOver 3.5 million kids used e-cigarettes in 2020, including 1 in 20 middle school students. E-cigarettes, also known as e-cigs or vapes, can have a profound imp…
Manage Virtual Learning Stress
Read MoreAs schools across the country are conducting schoolwork remotely, many children are forced to deal with what some call “Zoom fatigue.” Whatever the virtual pla…
Helping Children Understand Self & Others
Read MoreThe COVID-19 pandemic and recent events that address centuries of social injustice have highlighted the need for social-emotional learning that enables student…
Encourage Creativity
Read MoreCreativity has been called a key 21st century skill. That means it—along with skills like communication and critical thinking—will help students navigate the i…
Keeping Children Healthy While School’s Out
Read MoreIn the midst of a global pandemic, families are looking for ways to ensure their children are healthy, happy, and safe.
The Rewards of Reading
Read MoreEncouraging children to read at home is one of the most powerful ways that parents can support students' learning.
