Practical knowledge for parents — from experience, not textbooks
Is mental arithmetic still worth it when AI does the maths? Yes — more than before. Six durable skills, what children actually need to understand about AI, a learning path by age, and one simple homework rule for the age of chatbots.
Sleep, food, movement, routines, screen time: ten factors outside of studying itself that shape how school goes — what the research says, and one thing you can change this week for each.
Is my child behind? Is something wrong? What can I do? Honest answers to the questions parents of 1st to 3rd graders actually ask — what helps at home, and the signs that are worth a closer look.
Five minutes a day, one thing at a time, a system that decides what comes next — that exact shape, but built for a child who cannot read yet. What that means, how ABC Smash differs from Duolingo ABC and Dinolingo, and why it works in the car and on a plane.
The Kangaroo contest does not reward whoever covered the most material — it rewards whoever thinks most clearly for 75 minutes. What children actually face in Germany and Switzerland, how to practise sensibly, and why fast, secure mental arithmetic frees the head up for the puzzling.
A child can read a sentence flawlessly and still not say what it was about. Why comprehension is its own exercise, what the research actually shows — and how the new ABC Smash lesson Read & Answer trains exactly that.
How children move from sounding out letters to reading whole words, how their vocabulary grows along the way — and how to keep them practising long enough to get there. A guide for 1st and 2nd grade.
Should children learn to read before school? Why early, playful reading sparks curiosity, eases the start of school and strengthens the joy of learning — with no pressure.
Why ADHD isn't a deficit but a different way of thinking — and how parents can channel that energy in the right direction.
Spiral learning is one of the most effective teaching methods — when done right. Why repetition works, when it gets boring, and how parents can make the difference.
Screen time is neither good nor bad — it depends on WHAT and HOW MUCH. Why the right kind of gaming trains the brain, and what parents need to watch out for.
Motivation isn't something you can demand — it's something you build. Practical techniques to help children want to learn, not just have to.
A practical, long-term strategy to guide your child toward a top university — not through pressure, but through early motivation, smart preparation, and the joy of learning.
Why traditional teaching often fails children with ADD/ADHD — and which practical, playful, and creative methods actually work.
Why playing and learning together with parents, siblings, and friends builds not only knowledge — but also confidence, social skills, and a positive attitude toward learning.
An honest comparison of two popular math learning apps: Where does your child actually do math — and where do they spend more time on animations than arithmetic?
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