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Teachers who want to shape our practice with research find...
Do hard-to-read fonts improve learning? The answer is: that's the...
Some researchers say that mind wandering is "just fine." Others...
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At one of the first Learning and the Brain conferences...
Gail Saltz, author of The Power of Different: The Link...
I've posted a good bit recently about the dangers of...
Some study habits have been shown to work in psychology...
Recent research offers a helpful insight into adolescent emotion processing....
When teachers contemplate asking students to take longhand notes, we...
New research into working memory might give teachers fresh perspective...
A short, "intensive" college course might seem like a good...
Neuroscientists talk a lot about neurotransmitters. These chemicals move from...
Although "more" often seems better, brains can benefit from "less."...
Although many experts argue that schools should have no grades,...
According to a new study in Finland, a mother's homework...