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Share your knowledge (and opinions) about education and child development with the world! Submit articles, activities, lesson plans, and more. We review for publication clearly written, concise, and consumer-friendly content.

Publish Reference Content: Calling all experts, teachers, scholars, and other educational professionals: you can now submit scholarly and professional content for peer review (we select two peers to approve the content).

Publish Magazine Content: Our magazine provides approachable, easy-to-read content that empowers parents with new ideas and expert advice. If you're a teacher with projects parents can do at home, an author with a distinct point-of-view to share, or an expert with tips parents can use right now, submit your content for consideration. 

We believe this is a win-win between parents and children, and the scholarly and professional community. There is a mass of expert content on education and child development that has been peer reviewed or vetted, but never gets to parents and children. We hope to find a home for:

• Material found in graduate student papers and dissertations.
• Short articles re-purposed from lengthy reports found in scholarly journals.
• Content published for smaller purposes (local communities, or specific missions).

We see this as an opportunity for you to build your CV, expand your publication list, gain exposure for your recently published book, and feature your work on the homepage for thousands of people to view!

Here are just some of the topics you might consider submitting: migration to private schools, multiple intelligences, temperament styles, teaching methods for math concepts and skills, preparation for 21st Century careers, media literacy and monitoring, STEM, performing arts and music, volunteering and citizenship, summer camps, disaster preparedness, nurturing gifted children at home, communicating with kids of all ages, child advocacy, the future of education advocacy, test preparation help, standards and testing, peer choices, self-esteem, gay and lesbian identify, school bullying, dyslexia, autism, ADHD, eating disorders, depression, special education, and IDEA.