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Here’s what we’re reading, watching, and listening to.

While the importance of nutrition is not a new concept, it has been overshadowed by modern western medicine which focuses on treating diseases rather than educating people on how to avoid them in the first place.

As remote work flexibility and the Great Resignation empower more people to make life-changing career decisions, the need for trusted guidance has grown. But finding it is entirely up to you.

Sometimes a tough stance in the short run saves tears in the long run.

The price of being treated as an ‘average’ person has never been more expensive. Being informed and aware of precision medicine opportunities offers an excellent return on investment.

Worth recently had the chance to speak with WorldStrides CEO Bob Gogel about how exploring the world affects emotional growth in students and how that translates to success as adults. 

Your parents didn’t teach you how to raise children during a pandemic; you had to innovate and adapt. And you can help your children develop that same sort of resourcefulness.

Christopher Rim, founder and CEO of Command Education, helps students develop the life skills that not only can increase the likelihood of admission at top-tier universities, but also aid them in their careers post-graduation.

Your child might not recognize that school has changed, or if they do, they might not know how to cope with it. Here’s how you can help.

While the pandemic has certainly created more reasons for families to seek out homeschooling, one overall reason remains constant: wanting out of the traditional school system.

Social acceptance is one of kids’ biggest needs, and the isolation the pandemic warrants is one of its most painful challenges.

Striking a balance between the online world and the real world is a recipe for efficiency, and when we focus on learning specifically, it is a recipe for opportunity and growth to reach our potential, or to be the best version of ourselves—and that is a beautiful vision of the future.

Right now, the state of the economy when someone graduates does more to determine their lifetime earnings than anything they actually do in college.

When philanthropists and funders are looking to invest in education to make a difference, it’s crucial that the equity and inclusion lens is used to understand and analyze systems, solutions and organizations.

We have the ability and the knowledge to create lasting and meaningful change now. Let’s not lose this opportunity.

The high cost of education and soaring student loan debt has choked off the net worth of younger families.