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Can meditating make us remember things that didn’t happen?
Is mindful meditation good for learning? If you work in or near a school—or if…
What One Massive UK Study Says About How to Design...
To commemorate World Teacher’s Day last year, Reuters’ photographers shared images of students around the…
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Emotions, Learning and the Brain: Exploring the Educational Implications of...
Educators have long known that students’ emotional experiences greatly impact their learning. Dr. Mary…
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Why Your Learning Style Isn’t Helping You Learn
I have a confession to make: I was an avid “visual learner” all through grade…
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Neurotoxicity: The Impact of Lead Exposure on Learning
It’s buzzing all over the news: the heroic act of pediatrician, Dr. Mona Hanna-Attisha, and…
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