Archive for June,2014

The other day, I walked into my 12-month old daughter’s pediatrician appointment and was thrilled to be handed a children’s book! My […]

Hybridity is a term that has been synonymous to mixture. The term hybridity has also been used to develop an understanding of […]

Critical thinking is a buzzword that is often used by educators. So what exactly is it and how can we teach it […]

Schools can limit how children understand, communicate with, and interact with individuals from diverse cultural backgrounds. Many teachers are not allowed to […]

In our increasingly diverse society, we can’t really claim to be colormute. This idea of being colormute is not acknowledging the race […]

For Tiger parents, the belief that academic achievement reflects successful parenting is at the center of what drives parenting behavior. Parents prioritize academic […]

Why do parents act the way they do? Why are Western parents perceived as cuddly pandas while Asian parents are seen as […]

Today, the authoritative parenting style is perceived as the golden standard for appropriate parent-chid interactions. However, in many cultures, parents may have […]