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In the first few years of their lives, children are able to learn more things in short periods of time than they will as they grow older. A two-year-old will

Music is perhaps one of those elements in our lives that we simply take for granted. It’s all around us and can often evoke poignant memories, set the mood, and

For working parents, childcare is always on their mind. Almost a quarter of them are forced to make multiple arrangements for their childcare, according to government statistics. There are signs

Having a degree can get you ahead. In a 2012 Pew Research report, workers with at least a bachelor?s degree had median annual earnings of $45,500, well over the medians

One of the most frequently voices complaints in middle school and high school is how difficult it is to start learning a foreign language. While many countries require children to

If you’re a new parent, you’re probably panicking and trying to think about what schooling would be best. There are two main options: public school and private school. They are

A lot of people will try and tell you that college isn’t worth it. Don’t believe them. They will use the student debt debate, which is valid, but as long

More than 65% of young children participate in pre-primary programs. Preprimary programs include preschool, with 75% of children enrolled in academic preschool programs. When it comes to choosing a preschool

Over the last decade, the concept of tattoos has really come a long way. People have accepted, adopted and innovated the concept of tattoos to a whole new level as

We hear much in the news about education reform, and what we can do to improve education for all children. Many parents are re-thinking the role and relevance of private