Feed, Clean and Lull to Sleep
Feeding, bathing, and putting babies to sleep are routines often treated as maintenance rather than educational moments. This piece reframes those daily interactions as prime opportunities for language acquisition, emotional bonding, and sensory exploration, drawing on interviews with early childhood educators and researchers.
Babies Can Learn a Great Deal If We Believe in Them
A profile-interview with Anna Tardos, one of the world’s most renowed child development specialist. This piece challenges the assumption that infants are passive recipients of care. Drawing on developmental research, it argues that babies are active learners from birth, and that how caregivers respond to them shapes cognitive and emotional development far earlier than most parents realize.
"Brincar”: Inclusive Playing in Early Childhood
AI tools and student data: Teachers can endanger kids’ privacy without robust training
Surveys indicate many teachers haven’t been trained on how to use AI tools, even as some grow more comfortable with using them.
Ableism and Climate Change Highlighted at UN Conference
During COP17, the Brazilian delegation emphasized the country's strategies to involve persons with disabilities in the formulation of public policies.
Night classes attracting younger students in Brazil
A deep dive in how the historical relationship of Brazil and Africa can impact education
Africa and Brazil: united by history and culture
A deep dive in how the historical relationship of Brazil and Africa can impact education
The Roma fight for Education
A story about how a Roma community in countryside Brazil had their right to education respected.
We need to talk about Romeo…
Stories of K-12 students show the challenges faced every day by LGBTQ+ youth in schools.