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Research shows that movement can help kindergarteners understand the number...
The Hidden Brain podcast on the dangers of false sorting...
Students with lower visuospatial aptitude don't benefit much from "memory...
Powerful Teaching, by Agarwal and Bain, combines research and practical...
Barbara Oakley, Terrence Sejnowski, and Alistair McConville have authored a...
Despite the click-bait headlines, research doesn't show much of anything...
New research suggests that mindfulness may lead to "particularly unpleasant"...
Recent research shows that right-hemisphere brain activity predicts successful language...
By "dual coding" -- that is, by presenting information both...
This video, by Simon Baron-Cohen, explains the importance of "joint...
All too often, psychology discussions use confusing -- or worse,...
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Students can be taught executive-function skills that help in schools....
Do you think that teenagers today are lazier, riskier, and...
A new neural model of long-term memory formation might change...