If you are waxing nostalgic about the "good ole days" of the 1980s and 90s when you spent hours outside on your bikes unsupervised with your friends, riding around the town doing whatever kids do when left to their own devices, it is safer for your children to be doing that today than it was when you did it.

Given contemporary concerns about the effects of technology exposure on young people, should we be worried about these trends? In this article, we will look at what research says about the effects of binge-watching.

You've decided to pull your child from public school, and she is rebelling against the decision. What do you do?

The Dear God books provide wholesome modeling for how to approach those pervasive questions about finding God's will in our circumstances and learning how to trust when things don't go our way.

Have you ever wanted to photocopy a few pages out of a teacher's manual to use at home with your kids but wondered if doing so was ethical? Or wanted to scan a chapter from a work of literature to share with your co-op students but weren't sure if doing so violated any copyrights?

Young people today are stressed more than ever.