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AI can explain a difficult math concept, quiz your child before a test, help them brainstorm ideas and give feedback on their writing. It can also write the essay, solve the problem and hand them an answer before they’ve had a chance to think. For parents, the challenge isn’t simply deciding whether AI belongs in homework. It’s helping children learn how to use it without handing over the learning itself.
Read guide →Many games no longer make money only when someone buys the game. Children may encounter virtual currencies, character skins, battle passes, limited-time offers and loot boxes while they’re already playing. None of that means every in-game purchase is bad, but children benefit from understanding that the game isn’t only giving them things to play. It may also be giving them reasons to spend.
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60 min · In the final part of his series “Our Ways,” Sheikh Ali Hammuda walks through the stages of a child’s growth that…
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38 min · After more than a decade of homeschooling his four children, Shaykh Ismail Kamdar shares eight lessons for making homeschooling work today:…
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9 min · Children today spend most of their time with peers, and many rarely spend real time with grandparents or older people. In…
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22 min · When a scholar was asked what parents should teach their children first, he didn’t name a fiqh book or a list…
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Responsible children aren’t built by strict rules or constant reminders. They’re built through small, repeated, everyday choices, real tasks, small decisions, and mistakes children…
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56 min · In this wide-ranging interview, psychiatrist Dr. Daniel Amen lays out the framework behind his book Raising Mentally Strong Kids: get clear…
Read the Reflection →Sometimes the most useful idea comes from another parent who has been through something similar.
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