“Stress Bias” May Affect Scores
Testing may lead to “stress bias,” in which students who have spikes of the stress hormone cortisol get lower test scores
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Groundbreaking Study Examines Effects of Screen Time on Kids
60 Minutes goes inside a landmark government study of young minds to see if phones, tablets and other screens are impacting adolescent brain development
Free Nutrition Resources for Your School
Enjoy access to free nutrition education resources and promotional items, networking opportunities, and more.
Quality of Screen Time May Matter More than Quantity
What are your children doing with the screen time they have?
Dogs May Help Decrease Stress in Youth
Dogs may have something special in terms of their ability to help children recover from stress.
Use Cauliflower instead of Potatoes for Healthier Latkes
Riced cauliflower from the freezer section works well.
Childhood Physical Activity Declines Sooner than Previously Thought
The decrease in physical activity was found during school hours, on weekends, out-of-school days, and during lunchtime.
Out of This World Oats
Oatmeal is a delicious whole grain breakfast to warm you up on a cold morning.
Focus on Creating Joy by Helping Others During the Holiday Season
Bring kindness to your group, school, or neighborhood with these ideas.
AAP Suggests Traditional Toys for Young Children
The AAP recommends caregivers give traditional hands-on toys that stimulate imagination and creativity to youths ages 5 and younger, instead of interactive electronic toys.
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