Year: 2015

The last few years have been a struggle for public schools. Between trying to avoid the penalties of the No Child Left Behind government program and switching to Common Core curriculum, many public schools are in a battle to maintain Read more

Since the 1980s, the number of infants born with autism has increased drastically. Autism affects the very way that information is processed in the brain, altering the nerve cells and how their synapses connect and organize; in effect, autism can Read more

Benjamin Franklin once said, “an investment in knowledge pays the best interest.” The 21 million enrolled college students in 2014 took this advice to heart. Studies show that those Americans who attained a four-year degree made up to 98% more Read more

If you thought getting an English degree would banish you to a fate of either being a teacher, a professor, or some other such ordinary job, you’d be wrong. Here are just a few famous folks who were English majors Read more

Early child development is considered by the World Health Organization to be the most important period in a person’s life. It encompasses language/cognitive, physical, and social development of a child from birth to about eight years old. Parents want to Read more

One of the most underrated things that a corporate leader can do to improve employee morale is to provide childcare in the workplace. Balancing a busy career with taking care of young children is a major struggle for parents everywhere, Read more

All parents want to provide their children with a head start in life. Whether you are a 34 year old mother who is having her first child or you are a 22 year old parent who is having her third Read more

People with college degrees earn more than people who do not have them. In 2012, the Pew Institute released a report showing the median salary for college graduates was $45,000 per year compared with people who had attended some college Read more

Many parents gladly admit that raising their children was the most stressful and rewarding experience of their lives. Today, 90% of the cost of child care is assumed by the parents in the United States, meaning that many parents have Read more

According to recent research from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, approximately 1 in 50 children in the United States have been diagnosed on the Autism spectrum. While many public schools offer special education programs through the help of Read more