Modest Computer Use In School Is Good. Heavy Use Correlates With Less Learning
“Across most countries, a low to moderate use of school technology was generally associated with better performance, relative to students reporting no computer use at all… But students who reported a high use of school technology trailed behind peers who reported moderate use.”
Is Making College Free The Key To Saving The Humanities?
2 Years Later, That College Class On “Calling Bullsh*t” Is Thriving
“The reason for the class’s existence comes down to a simple and somewhat alarming reality: Even the most educated and savvy consumer of information is easily misled in today’s complex information ecosystem… By teaching ways to find misinformation in the venues many of us consider pristine realms of expertise—peer-reviewed journals such as Nature, reports by the […]
Are Trigger Warnings Helpful? New Study Suggests: No.
“Middle School Theater And Music Students Get Better Grades
Books At Home Correlate With Math, Language, And IT Skills
On The Role Of Emotional Intelligence In Creativity
Interested In Medicine? Consider Pursuing Humanities First
Study Groups With More Women Get Better Grades
University Changes More Than Academics, It Changes Character
“That’s the takeaway from new Australian research, which finds a university education has a positive impact on two key personality traits—extroversion and agreeableness.”