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Television
Reignite your child's imagination with books – the Oompa-Loompas' witty wisdom warns against TV's trance.
by Keith A. Howe
Twice Exceptional - Autistic and Gifted
Redefining brilliance: A mother navigates the complexities of her son's gifted mind amid the challenges of autism.
by Jill Vettel
Groggy Creativity
Unlock your creative peak by tackling problems when you're groggiest, whether you're an early bird or a night owl.
by Vicki Kircher, M.Ed.
It's Just an Apostrophe
Grammar enthusiasts, dive into the debate on whether our new guidebook should have had an apostrophe in its title.
by Keith A. Howe
A Video Game that Gets You Moving?
Is Pokémon Go reshaping exercise and social interaction through augmented reality?
by Vicki Kircher, M.Ed.
A Kids Guide to Japan
Explore Japan through the eyes of its youth with our freshly crafted online book – a cultural journey awaits.
by Keith A. Howe
I'm Bored
Embracing boredom sparks children's creativity and self-initiative, transforming ennui into adventure.
by Keith A. Howe
My Kid Is Smart for His Height
Explore an educational approach where children learn at their natural pace, free from the one-size-fits-all grade levels.
by Keith A. Howe
Intelligence: Up. Creativity: Down.
Uncover why America's rising IQ scores contrast with a stark decline in creativity since the 1990s.
by Keith A. Howe
Most Likely To Succeed
Explore education's potential with a documentary aligning with our ideals—join the discussion and find a screening near you.
by Keith A. Howe
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