New Research

New neuroscience research on baby talk could hold the key to making engaging lessons for students to remember what they learn.

Exercise is an important aspect of personal health that improves not only a person’s physical body, but also improves their mood, and boosts their brain’s cognitive capacity. Physical exercise is especially important in young people to help their bodies grow strong and to fuel their minds to be able to pay attention and learn. PE

There is measurable brain damage caused by contact sports in the short term, but also in the long term seen in earlier cognitive decline.

Older students have more experiences than younger students, but that can be a good or a bad thing when trying to teach them something new.

 Giving students a bad example gives them a good example of what not to do. Teachers can also give students a good bad example.

Despite the traditional books taught in school, recent research suggests happy stories connect people better than tragedies.

Fighting teacher burnout means first and foremost supporting teacher’s fundamental needs before expecting their exceptional teaching.

There are many known benefits to learning languages, but recent research shows that there are even benefits for those who don’t learn well.

Is stress good or bad for memory? It’s complicated… Stress is a blanket term for several responses from the brain and not all are bad.

Newly published research shows the importance of friendship for learning. Not all students can be friends, but they should be friendly.