Education Briefs

Explore how Ada Lovelace became the first computer programmer and how her visionary ideas helped lay the groundwork for modern computing.

Ultralearning teaches kids how to learn deeply and independently. Explore actionable strategies to improve focus, retention, and real understanding.

Exam proctors help maintain test integrity and support student success. Explore what they do, how they help, and why proctor job vacancies are in demand.

Guide your child toward engineering or computer science with flexible STEM pathways, including the GED, SAT/ACT, online courses, bootcamps, and projects.

Help your child move beyond rote learning. Encourage curiosity, critical thinking, and independent exploration to build a learning-centered mindset for the future.

Explore how the No Child Left Behind Act shaped testing and school priorities, and how families can help children build balanced, well-rounded learning skills.

Boost your middle schooler’s soft skills with tools that build critical thinking, problem-solving, collaboration, and creativity beyond standardized tests.

Teach kids how secret codes, the Caesar cipher, and the Enigma machine make math exciting while building logic, problem-solving skills, and curiosity.

Boost your child’s independence with working memory games, organizational habits, and time-management strategies that strengthen executive function skills.

Make learning fun and effective with gamified strategies that build cognitive skills, problem-solving, and critical thinking for children ages 4–12.