New Research

While older students’ negative attitudes in school are a normal developmental stage, teachers can reduce their impact on learning.

This guide will walk teachers through the considerations necessary to build an effective and appropriate sex education program for students.

New research into numerical processing shows the best approaches to teach math flip how teachers should introduce new concepts to students.

Students seem to often forget much of what they learn, but with these 5 techniques teachers can help students remember what they learn.

Building student confidence can be difficult with their stubborn negativity, but new research suggests that a new educational placebo can help.

Video games are usually seen as the rival to books, but new research shows video games designed for learning can improve reading ability.

Creating effective examples of work for students is important because it gives their brains a clear framework of what steps need to be taken.

“Motherese” is controversial in child psychology, but recent neuroscience research suggests it could help in screening for autism.

Recent research on benefits of short naps could help teachers reframe their thinking on helping students who are caught sleeping in school.

Helping students to focus and pay attention involves students pushing through distraction to develop the brain’s attentional networks.