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Recent studies done at both the Boston University Child Development lab and the Social Cognitive Development Lab at Yale show…

According to the Department of Justice, “21 million Americans can’t read at all, 45 million are marginally illiterate and one-fifth…

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Slumped shoulders. Becoming distant toward family and friends. Avoiding any interaction with classmates and peers. The day to day dread…

One of the most important tools parents can have when it comes to their child’s education is to have a…

Every new parent hears that they should read to their children, perhaps even while still in the womb. This can…

Nothing turns around a rough day full of grumpy moods and rough situations better than a trip to the library.…

This is the age of the social media revolution, make no mistake about it. Unfortunately, this craze isn’t just for…