Parent-Educator duo Suriani and Azizah share how open communication and mutual support helped them grow in their roles as mother and teacher.

There is something quietly remarkable about the woman who wakes before dawn, prepares her children for the day, and then steps into a classroom ready to care for other children. If you are an early childhood educator who is also a mother, this is for you.

The first six years of a child’s life lay the groundwork for everything that follows. Here is how preschool educators can empower parents to nurture those years at home.

A preschooler’s ability to spell is a common concern among parents, especially as primary one approaches. Learn about children’s development in language & literacy and how you can support their learning.

When this parent brought his grandmother to teach dumpling-making at preschool, he discovered that small acts of parent involvement can create lasting impact for his children.