Digital literacy has become as essential as reading and writing. For parents and educators, it is no longer just about ensuring children can use technology; it’s about helping them navigate the digital landscape responsibly, effectively, and safely.

We’ve seen how a simple shift in language, both from tutors and from students themselves can significantly influence academic engagement and emotional well-being. This isn’t just an abstract concept; it’s backed by research in psychology and neuroscience.

5 tips for high school students preparing for college looking to make a meaningful difference; not just academically, but personally and professionally. 

One of the most important skills to start working on early is research. College-level learning is built around inquiry; being able to ask the right questions and find credible answers.

Learning doesn’t have to feel like work. With the right activities, your preschooler will develop essential skills while having fun. Here are some easy ways to promote early literacy, numeracy, and social skills at home.