No one should spend Christmas alone, but people with a learning disability may feel excluded during the festive season Christmas used to be a very lonely time for me. While I was lucky to spend it ...

Editor’s Note: This column originally ran on Jan. 3, 2010. Tammy Keith is on vacation and likely snowbound as many Arkansans are at press time. I learn something new every Christmas. Here are a few ...

Formerly the Archbishop of Canterbury, Rowan Williams is Master of Magdalene College, Cambridge. The Letter to the Hebrews begins with the boldest and most unambiguous statement possible of what's new ...

For most families, Christmas is a time of celebration and fun. The odd bah-humbug moment aside, most of us would probably admit to enjoying the sheer indulgence of it all. If, however, a member of ...

Educational toys remain a common starting point. Construction kits, age-appropriate puzzles, and basic science sets give children something tangible to work with. These toys are usually activity-led ...

Most children know Learning Resources award-winning educational toys and games from school, where teachers trust and use its teaching resources such as MathLink Cubes and Code & Go Robot Mouse in the ...

To play this audio you need to enable JavaScript. We have an expression all about being very happy, particularly when your face suddenly reflects how happy or excited you are. It's a nice phrase for ...

Can we help children enjoy their dependency so that they don’t just leave it behind, but get to manage it with freedom and imagination as they grow older? (Bertrand Demee / Photodisc / Getty Images) ...