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At a Brooklyn School, the Cool Crowd Pushes the King Around
posted on April 17, 2012
Intermediate School 318 in Brooklyn, NY just made history as the first middle school to win the U.S. Chess Federation's national high school champions...
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How Perception Can Boost Performance
posted on March 28, 2012
Soccer players on a "hot streak" experience the goal as being larger than it really is. Purdue University Professor of Psychology, Dr. Jessica Witt, l...
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Reducing Academic Pressure May Help Children Succeed
posted on March 23, 2012
Fascinating new research published by the American Psychological Association confirms that students perform better at difficult tasks when they unders...
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Thanks, Teach
posted on January 15, 2012
Slate Magazine's excellent summary of a new study shows the long-term impact of a good grade school teacher, including higher college attendance rates...
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Brain Study Points to Potential Treatments for Math Anxiety
posted on November 03, 2011
Do numbers make you nervous? Math anxiety is a very real problem for many, but a recent study has discovered that some math-anxious students manage to...
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IQ Isn't Set In Stone, Suggests Study That Finds Big Jumps, Dips in Teens
posted on October 21, 2011
Thought by some to be an accurate measurement of intellectual ability, IQ, or the Intelligence Quotient claims to measure an individual's intellectu...
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What if the Secret to Success is Failure?
posted on September 15, 2011
What happens when a student who has always done well in school meets suddenly with failure or difficulty? If they are not used to encountering challen...
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Doodling May Draw Students into Science
posted on September 08, 2011
What if the key to engaging more students with science is as simple as handing them markers and letting them doodle? A recent study published in the j...
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Summer Slide: How a Childhood Rite is Widening the Achievement Gap
posted on August 30, 2011
How I Spent My Summer Vacation - it's a typical essay assignment for children as they return to school in the fall. The contents of the essay can vary...
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Harnessing the Power of Feedback Loops
posted on July 20, 2011
Data, feedback, strategy; sensors, radars, and LEDs. What do these have in common? In this fascinating article from Wired, Thomas Goetz explores how d...
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