Words matter. And when it comes to learning math, they matter more than you might think.

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Denise Herzing, a dolphin communication expert, told Science News that she objects to the word “vowel” out of concern that ...

Research shows that the arts support children’s development through visual, aural, language, and movement modes, offering a ...

Simple routines also matter. The American Academy of Pediatrics promotes the “Brush, Book, Bed” approach — brushing teeth, reading, and then going to bed. “It sets parents up for a good bedtime ...