As parents, it’s important to encourage our children to use their imagination and play games with their friends for as long as possible.

Afterschool activities help boost confidence by encouraging teamwork, discovering new strengths, and balancing academics with fun interests

If your child is hesitant to talk to you, it might be because they don’t feel safe or comfortable opening up. Work on your active listening

Resilient children are able to bounce back when they face failure. Instead of giving up, they continue to try until they achieve their goals

Afterschool activities can give your child a confidence boost, as they help them to find success and try something new.

What middle schoolers can learn from being on a sports team.

As a parent, you don't have to feel helpless when you find out your child is being bullied. There are several steps you can take to end the

Check out a few science-backed ways you can raise your child to grow up to become a motivated and determined adult. 

Utilitarianism is one of many different philosophies that help leaders make ethical decisions. See how it works in practice.

Teach your child to be more assertive so they can stand up for what they believe in and become a leader in school, work, and life.

At summer camps, I learned that leadership isn't just about being in charge; it's about guiding and inspiring others towards a common goal.

Embarking on a group project can either be a rewarding collaborative experience or a chaotic endeavor filled with frustration. The key...

Leaders aren't born, they're made. Here's how to help your child become a great leader for life.

A new project or task can be overwhelming, here are some strategies to help you plan a project with confidence.

Public speaking and leadership overlap in many ways. Here's why the best leaders are also great public speakers.

How to avoid and deal with conflict in your group projects at school.