A New Study confirms that Arts Engagement has a Positive Effect on a Child’s Self Esteem.
Arts engagement, such as painting, drawing, music or reading, can help a child feel unique and supported in their social identity. It is clear that
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Arts engagement, such as painting, drawing, music or reading, can help a child feel unique and supported in their social identity. It is clear that
These 6 simple practices are strategies for individuals to increase trauma-resilience into programs for people of all ages. Positive connection is a strong tactic in helping a child learn to regulate themselves.
A new study by the Houston Education Research Consortium confirms that arts-learning experiences benefit students in important and measurable ways. Students increase compassion for others,
Did you know that curiosity comes in five different forms? And that encouraging it in the classroom can help our students thrive? This article by
“Play is not frivolous,” says a new report from the American Academy of Pediatrics. “It enhances brain structure and function and promotes executive function.” World
A Stanford University study shows that summer campers gain a love of learning that lasts.
Our Executive Director, Gwyn Wansbrough, was one of twenty experts interviewed for key insights about how best to empower young people for success in the quickly changing workplace and world.
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