Excitement hangs in the air as players face off in a massive sporting arena. “We definitely saw a really good match there,” says one of the commentators while declaring the winner. Sound like your run-of-the-mill sports game? It nearly is—except the arena is virtual, and the players, ranging in age from 13 to 25, present…

Jobs in social media and online creation aren’t always taken as seriously compared to traditional corporate jobs. However, the growth and opportunities for young graduates make a case for why internet-native jobs shouldn’t be ignored. Internet careers also break down common barriers of high-paying STEM jobs.  If your student is more creative than analytical, it doesn’t mean…

Summer learning loss is always top-of-mind when the schoolbooks close and the summer sunshine beckons. It can be hard to keep kids engaged in education when they’re on a brain break. Literacy skills are foundational for language and general comprehension, so instilling a summer reading log is a no-brainer. Reading can’t always hold an active…

Learning loss is still a top concern when summer rolls around the bend. Particularly in early development, maintaining language skills is critical, so your child is ready to learn in September. Whether it’s reading, listening, or writing, knowing how to communicate effectively and comprehension are paramount, even as the season’s outdoor fun calls. Learning in…

NASA recently released photos from the James Webb Space Telescope, creating buzz around some of the clearest, unseen views of space ever captured. The concept of the solar system and space, in general, can be a lot for little minds to grasp. During a pivotal scientific discovery, it’s an exciting time to include young learners…