Understood reports that "neurodivergent" describes individuals whose brains process information differently, covering conditions like ADHD and autism.
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University of Cambridge researchers teamed up with The Queen's Reading Room to highlight the benefits of reading for pleasure at any age.
Research suggests that the apparent learning advantage may just be a statistical illusion.
Black Alabamians for Education is sponsoring an education symposium on Saturday Aug. 8 from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Selma Convention Center.
The Alabama Tombigbee Regional Commission Area Agency on Aging is hosting a Free Community Brain Health Fair on June 26 in Selma.
April Bouler has been appointed to lead Thomasville High School (THS) as its new principal.
The Black Belt News Network is proud to present Teacher Feature, a storytelling series that highlights the extraordinary work of teachers and …
The University of Alabama College of Community Health Sciences will host Minds Matter: Youth Wellness Fair at the Theo Ratliff Activity
Students at Keith High School in Orrville have published the first student newspaper in the school’s history as part of a new journalism class…