If your kids are fired up after trick-or-treating, it’s not the sugar.

Discover what new research says about sweet cravings and how parents can encourage healthier attitudes toward treats.

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Starting from the discomfort of "Why did you get that answer?"When children solve problems at school or at home, or when they voice some unexpected opinion, do adults unconsciously throw these words ...

School dropout nearly doubles at the secondary stage. A Pune nonprofit starts in Grade 4 to stop it, and stays with children until their first job.

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Sugar targets for kids have gotten stricter, but one night of trick-or-treating doesn't create the sugar high you think it ...

Children dressed in Halloween costumes filled a downtown parkway Oct. 17, learning about nuclear science and even wielding Geiger counters at the SRS Heritage Foundation’s fourth Fall Fission ...

IntroductionWhen considering a child's career path, many families focus on indicators such as deviation scores, academic ...

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Valparaiso University students and faculty made science experiments fun on Saturday during the annual Haunted Science Lab ...