Not every learning myth requires teachers to pull up stakes and start all over again—at least not entirely. There are some commonly held misconceptions that contain a nugget of wisdom but need to be tweaked in order to align with the science of learning.

I love how this author re-frames frustrating experiences as "desirable difficulties" as a way to encourage developing grit.

Winter offers unique sensory experiences that, when you slow down to take them in, are wildly inspiring.

The first three years of life are a critical period for the human brain’s development. Sleep, play, nutrition and interaction are essential for young brains.

More than ever, our kids need to strengthen their capacity to persist and thrive in the face of challenges. And yet, as kids grow, their worlds tend to focus on achievement, success and finding the "right answer."