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Tag Archives: Childrens
CFP: Children’s Rights, Civil Rights, Poverty, Etc.
The New York University Annual Survey of American Law is will dedicate its 76th Volume to Marian Wright Edelman, founder and president emerita of the Children’s Defense Fund. The editors invite submissions from scholars, practitioners, and graduate students that explore topics … Continue reading
Breathing Dirty Air Lowers Childrens IQ Scores: New Study
Children who grow up breathing traffic-polluted air have lower IQs and score lower on other types of intelligence and memory tests than kids who breathe higher quality air. The finding is the result of research conducted by the Harvard School of Public Health … Continue reading
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Senators Seek FTC Scrutiny of Children’s Apps
A few years ago, tech companies were confronted with a common complaint from parents: their children were inadvertently spending lots of money on in-app purchases while using children’s apps. Although this led to the implementation of expanded parental control settings, … Continue reading
Ways to Help Build Your Childrens Self-Esteem
Children whose parents divorce sometimes suffer damage to their self-esteem, even when both parents act appropriately. The following steps can help build childrens self-esteem: Give your child a sincere compliment when you see him/her doing well or being good. Spend … Continue reading