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How some educators are teaching antiracism to the youngest students

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5 ways to help your new kindergartener feel at ease

You may have remembered the brand new lunch box, but even the most well-prepared parents can be caught off-guard by the emotions of your child starting school for the first time.

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Could being born in August make an ADHD diagnosis more likely?

More than 6 million of U.S. children have been diagnosed with ADHD, the most common neurobehavioral disorder during childhood. And this number has doubled in less than two decades.

By Laura Santhanam

Health Feb 29

Rocky home lives could hinder kindergartener success, study finds

Very young children who endure neglect, abuse and dysfunctional home lives go on to struggle as kindergartners, leaving them at risk for more difficult years as adolescents and adults, a new study finds.

By Lisa Gillespie, Kaiser Health News

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