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Science learning: How to inspire your little Einstein There are some simple ways parents can support their kids before they even get to school Published:  Tags:  Here are some simple ways parents can support science while learning at home. There are a lot of reading programs that help parents support their child’s language skills, but when it comes to science, many parents are at a loss. Now a new study finds the earlier parents expose their kids to science, the better their kids do in by the eighth grade. There are simple ways parents can support their kids before they even get to school...

Teens with ADHD: More ZZZ’s, more A’s? For teens with ADHD quality sleep may be tougher to come by, research says Published:  Tags:  CINCINNATI, OHIO (Ivanhoe Newswire) --- Parents of teens know first-hand they don’t always have the best sleep habits, making some mornings a nightmare. Sleep deprivation may also have an additional impact on kids with ADHD. Teens have notoriously erratic sleep behaviors. They’re awake late at night and then it’s tough to rouse them when the alarm goes off the next morning. And for teens with ADHD, research suggests quality sleep may also be tougher...

Foods to aid in preventing COVID-19 Published:  Tags:  ORLANDO, Fla. (Ivanhoe Newswire) – Still waiting your turn to get the COVID-19 vaccine? Dr. Anthony Fauci of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases said it will be most likely by the end of summer when the majority of American adults will be vaccinated. So, what can you do to protect yourself in the meantime? Some foods may help. Over the years, green tea has been shown to improve blood flow, lower cholesterol, and prevent a variety of heart-related problems. But did you know most recently it has been shown to possi...

Best Life: New program to help adults learn how to read Best Life: New program to help adults learn how to read By Ivanhoe Broadcast News | March 8, 2021 at 7:36 AM CST - Updated March 8 at 5:04 PM CHICAGO, Ill. (Ivanhoe Newswire) – It’s a crisis hidden in plain sight, about 20 percent of people in the United States cannot read at all and 50 percent of adults can’t read past an eighth-grade level. An organization is looking to change the numbers when it comes to adult illiteracy. From high unemployment, low wages, even poor health care. “People who can’t read have...

Students in the United States rank below 30 other countries in math