The Government may have paused a review of the allocation of special needs assistants (SNAs) in schools but concern remains among parents of children using their support. Parents fear a change in how ...

Proponents say relaxed uniforms make life easier for children and are much more practical for physical play.

At times, it felt more like they were setting up an arena show, rather than delivering it – but that’s the point.

This is an audio transcript of the Tech Tonic podcast episode: ‘Artificial intimacy: the delusion machine’ Cristina Criddle A disclaimer: this episode contains strong language and a reference to ...

Beginning March 5, Lineage Performing Arts Center will launch an eight-week Dance for Joy session for youth diagnosed with ...

It would start with a notification—a friend sending me a reel. I’d open it and then without even thinking my thumb would swipe up.” “The algorithm knows me. A curated selection of content would have ...

Note: “Perspectives in Pedagogy” is a new column featuring Op/Eds written by the students of UW-Eau Claire professor Boris Krichevsky, an assistant professor at the College of Health and Human ...

Online therapy is changing how Illinois residents get mental health care. It breaks down barriers like long travel, packed schedules, and even the limits of where you live. Whether you’re in Chicago, ...

Good morning, everyone. We wanted to set the stage for this week's Unser INDYCAR Open test here at Phoenix Raceway. It's great to be back at Phoenix Raceway.

People with ADHD often can't read the room at work, and the consequences can be career-defining. The unwritten rules of workplace life are invisible to many ADHD brains, but the penalties are real.

Jayden, age 14, has ADHD. For years, school was challenging but manageable—he loved hands-on projects, mountain biking with friends, and creating art. But something has changed over the past year: ...