Education

A recent study from the University of Pennsylvania examined how to shift public perception of Muslims in the wake of terrorist attacks.

A study conducted by researchers at the University of Warwick found that experiences with bullying significantly influence adolescents' desires for plastic surgery.

A study from Stanford University highlights that the first two weeks of college semesters present a significant challenge for controlling COVID-19, with many campuses acting as potential 'superspreaders.' Analyzing 30 U.S.

A recent study from East Anglia University reveals that jigsaw puzzles can be a valuable tool for assessing children's developmental progress, specifically in understanding visual representations.

Research conducted by the Universities of Essex and Reading reveals that teachers using strict, controlling tones are less effective at inspiring students compared to those with kinder, supportive voices.

Researchers at the University of Michigan have found that a child's level of curiosity can significantly impact their academic performance, even if they come from disadvantaged backgrounds.

A study by researchers at three European universities found that low doses of alcohol may enhance pronunciation in speakers of a recently learned foreign language.

A recent study from the University of Southern Finland found that while young children initially enjoy math when starting school, their interest significantly declines within three years, impacting their skills in the subject.

A study by researchers from Edge Hill University and the University of Chester has found that children's involvement in numerous extracurricular activities is putting an unprecedented strain on families in Northwest England.

A study from Carnegie Mellon University highlights the impact of sleep on college students' academic performance, revealing that first-year students who sleep less than six hours a night tend to have lower GPAs.

As the back-to-school season approaches, a review of expert opinions highlights the best places to shop for school supplies, catering to both students and parents.

Researchers from the University of Bath found that college students who attend interactive in-person seminars score significantly higher on exams than those who rely solely on recorded lectures.

Researchers from Florida Atlantic University have found that middle school students who are perceived as less attractive or less athletic face significant challenges in their social lives, leading to increased unpopularity, loneliness, and alcohol misuse.

A study from the University at Buffalo reveals that engaging in 'high-impact practices' such as internships, study abroad programs, and undergraduate research can significantly enhance college graduates' chances of finding meaningful employment or pursuing graduate education.

A recent study published in Psychological Science reveals that engaging in imaginary dialogues can enhance critical thinking skills.

A study from University College London reveals that private high school students in England significantly outperform their public school peers in advanced courses and enjoy higher acceptance rates into prestigious universities.

A study conducted by researchers at the Max Planck Institute of Neurobiology in Germany reveals that longer breaks between mental tasks enhance memory retention by strengthening neuronal connections in the brain.

A recent study from Norway indicates that writing by hand enhances learning and memory more effectively than typing on a keyboard.

A recent survey by Greene King reveals widespread discrimination in hiring practices, with over half of UK employers admitting to judging candidates based on appearance, despite laws against such discrimination.

A recent survey conducted by OnePoll on behalf of HUD App indicates that many Americans lack a clear understanding of consent, with only 55% able to define it correctly.

A study conducted by researchers at the University of Memphis found that binge drinking is more prevalent among college students with disabilities compared to their peers, with 56% reporting binge drinking in the past year, which is 30% higher than the average college student.

Research from the University of California-Riverside suggests that older adults can improve cognition through lifelong learning, challenging the notion that they cannot learn new skills.

A study by the University of Georgia shows that while 85% of high school juniors aspire to attend college, one in six do not believe it is a realistic goal, particularly among students with lower grades, those from low-income families, and certain demographics like young men and Hispanics.

A recent study from the University of Alabama at Birmingham highlights a significant increase in mental health issues among college students, particularly post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) and acute stress disorder (ASD).

A new NYU study finds that preschoolers with poor relationships with their mothers tend to develop clingy dynamics with their teachers, which can lead to increased anxiety, withdrawal, and shyness as they enter elementary school.

A recent poll revealed that 34% of Americans lack a life plan after completing school, with 41% not having a job lined up post-graduation.

A study by researchers at the Yale Center for Emotional Intelligence and the Yale Child Study Center, surveying 21,678 high school students, finds that nearly 75% of students have negative feelings about their school experience, primarily feeling tired, stressed, and bored.

A study from The Ohio State University highlights the importance of humility in leadership, specifically within Chinese teaching research groups, akin to professional learning communities.

A recent survey reveals that two out of five schoolchildren have experienced learning loss, largely attributed to teacher shortages, which 71% of parents believe have impacted their child's education.

A study from MIT reveals that attending public preschool significantly influences a child's likelihood of attending college, with former preschoolers in Boston being 18% more likely to enroll in college immediately after high school compared to their non-preschool counterparts.

A University of Cambridge PhD scholar, Rishi Rajpopat, has solved a 2,500-year-old grammatical puzzle related to Sanskrit, which had stumped experts for centuries.

A study from the University of Wisconsin-Madison reveals that autism is more prevalent in wealthier and more educated communities.

A study from Rutgers University reveals that alcohol consumption among college students significantly decreased during the coronavirus pandemic lockdown, particularly among those who moved back home with their parents.

A study by researchers at the University of Montreal found that high school dropouts often do so after experiencing severe stressors, with 40% of participants who dropped out facing such stressors in the preceding three months.

A recent survey conducted by The Institution of Engineering and Technology revealed that many parents feel unprepared to answer STEM-related questions from their children, with one-third reporting feelings of anxiety about discussing these topics.

A recent study conducted at the University of California, Riverside, reveals that students who take photos of lecture slides improve their retention of both the slide content and the spoken material from instructors.

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A study by Baylor University revealed that many Americans, particularly those identified as 'technophobes,' experience significant anxiety about job losses due to automation and artificial intelligence.

A study by UCLA dance professor Angelia Leung highlights the need for cultural change in educational settings to combat the negative health effects of prolonged sitting, as most students sit for about 80% of their day.

Researchers Jonah Berger and Olivier Toubia suggest that the way students write their college admissions essays can be a predictor of their future GPAs, likening the process to AI predictions seen in popular media.