International Women’s Day is celebrated as a day when women are recognized for their achievements. This celebration is without regard to divisions, whether national, ethnic, linguistic, cultural, economic or political.

Oh, the places you’ll go when you read a Dr. Seuss book! His creativity, rhyme scheme and ability to communicate with children’s imaginations all over the world changed the way children’s books were written.

Can you remember the last, great conversation that you participated in? Did you do more talking or listening? When we have a conversation with our children, we have the tendency to talk, talk, talk and wonder why they do not understand what we say.

Leonardo da Vinci is still considered to be one of the world’s greatest thinkers and an unparalleled genius. That is why FasTracKids refers to his principles when describing what our programs can do for a child.

Today is World Thinking Day and is commonly celebrated by Girl Scout and Guide organizations across the globe. Girl Scouts are not the only ones who are wearing their “thinking caps” today.

Improving communication skills in the workplace or your personal relationships is one of the most important and challenging endeavors you can undertake.

I live in a very urban area. I enjoy sitting on my front porch in the summer and listening to the laughter of children as they play flashlight tag when day gives in to night.

Itsy Bitsy Radio, during its inaugural Awards for Excellence event, presented FasTracKids Romania with the award for excellence in “Courses for Children” category.

If you were to ask children what an engineer does, you would probably receive a variety of creative answers. Odds are those children who you asked the question to haven’t engaged in activities that help develop an engineer’s skills.

On January 29th, families around the world celebrate National Puzzle Day. Puzzles provide a fun challenge for our minds, from early childhood to adulthood.