New Research

A new questionnaire, called the ASDQ, was released at the beginning of this year claiming to be able to diagnose autism with a simple set of 39 questions. Is this a breakthrough for screening for autism or is it just too good to be true?

Implementing metacognition in the classroom can seem like a daunting task, but this guide will explain everything you need to know.

Trigger warnings are a contentious topic, especially in the world of education. More than 50% of college professors now use them in class.

There are actually many types of literacy that students need to master before they graduate and enter the adult world.

Teachers need to teach reading strategies explicitly to students who are all too often simply told to accept whatever they read as fact.

Is ASMR a possible new therapy for autism? Research is limited, but there are some possible applications if redesigned for that purpose.

Recent research has shown that harsh parenting is damaging to children’s mental health, but is the opposite style any better for them?

Whether for a short contract or permanent career change, teaching abroad holds many benefits for teachers professionally and personally.

Learning vocabulary is a requirement of almost any class, but recent research suggests a new way for teachers to teach vocabulary better.

Dealing with angry parents can be stressful for teachers and administrators, but recent research gives several suggestions for keeping peace.