Family engagement is critical to student learning. Teachers say the biggest barrier to math and reading scores improving is the lack of involvement.

ThinkPlayful™ received the almost $200,000 Technology Enhancement for Commercial Partnerships (TECP) supplement award to develop technology required to establish a viable commercial partnership.

In a world where structured activities and digital distractions often dominate children's schedules, it's easy to overlook the simple, yet profoundly impactful, concept of play.

In our tech-saturated world, technology is a now a part of our children's learning environment. Understanding how to use technology to benefit children’s development is crucial.

ThinkPlayful™ beta testing has expanded to include early childhood organizations and the families they serve throughout the USA.

When science education intersects with play and imagination, children develop their understanding of scientific concepts through creativity.

Have you ever said “I am not a math person” or “I’m not good at math”? It’s so common to hear! Unfortunately, comments like these influence children’s perception of their own math ability

Learning through guided play has a more positive effect on younger children’s acquisition of important early math skills than traditional, direct instruction.

Mathematical reasoning ability may be even more crucial as a building block for success than reading readiness.

The preschool years represent a time of some of the most dynamic and elaborate developmental changes and brain growth.

Research shows that the earlier in a child's educational process family involvement begins, the more powerful the effects will be.