Educational Policy News

• Walkable Neighborhoods Help Adults Socialize, Increase Community

• ChatGPT Is Still No Match for Humans When It Comes to Accounting

• COVID-19 Pandemic Has Long-Lasting Effects on Adolescent Mental Health and Substance Use

• Real or Fake Text? We Can Learn to Spot the Difference

• Digital Markers Near-Perfect for Predicting Dementia in Older Drivers

• Heart Disease Deaths Declining, but Not for Everyone

• Video Game Playing Causes No Harm to Young Children's Cognitive Abilities, Study Finds

• A Chat May Help Convert a Peer to a Pro-Sustainability Stance

• UK Soft Drink Taxes Associated With Decreased Obesity in Girls, Study Finds

• Childhood Trauma Linked to Civic Environmental Engagement, Green Behavior

• The Adverse Health Effects of Disaster-Related Trauma

• What Constitutes Teacher Expertise? New Research Points to the Answer

• Active Learning Methods Are Best for Addressing Sustainability Issues

• High School Program Linked to Lower Substance Use, Better Health Behaviors

• Masks Can Put Cognitive Performance in Check, Chess Study Finds

• Decrease in Japanese Children's Ability to Balance During Movement Related to COVID-19 Activity Restrictions

• Online Learning in COVID-19 Detrimental to Teen Mental Health, School Satisfaction, Performance
• New AI Method for Public Health Analysis Shows Trends in Substance Use Among High Schoolers: Canadian Study
• Tropical Cyclones on the Rise in Low And Middle Income Countries Yet Remain Least Studied of Climate-Related Events

• A Combination of Behavior Change Campaigns and Technology Could Help to Keep Air Pollution at a Minimum in Schools

• COVID Lockdown Did Not Lead to a Rush on Opioid Prescriptions, New York Study Finds

• Most Young People's Well-Being Falls Sharply in First Years of Secondary School, UK Study Finds

• Cultural Differences Affect How We Support Close Friends and Family

• Air Pollution High at US Public Schools With Kids from Marginalized Groups
• In-Person Learning Helped Narrow Reading Gaps During Pandemic

• 'New Frontier' In Tackling Global Poverty

• Lack of Computer Access Linked to Poorer Mental Health in Young People During COVID-19 Pandemic

• Maintaining Masking Requirements at Boston Public Schools Protected Students, Staff, Study Finds
• Research Points to Positive Mental Health Outcomes for Young People Who Have Attended University

• Using SNAP Benefits Can Help Your Memory, Study Finds

• Violence on TV: The Effects Can Stretch from Age 3 Into the Teens

• Inequality Linked to Differences in Kids' Brain Connections

• Mass School Shootings Are Not Caused by Mental Illness, Study Finds

• College Students Suffer More Than 100 Alcohol-Related Consequences, Study Finds
• Music Class in Sync With Higher Math Scores -- But Only at Higher-Income Schools

• School Policing and Disciplining May Lead to Student Substance Abuse
• Automatic Text Simplification: Efficacy in the Foreign Language Classroom

• Study Reveals Disparities in Childbearing by Race and Education Level

• Substantial Proportion of Ethnically Diverse Children from Low-Resource Backgrounds Report Long-Term COVID-19 Complications

• Universities Love Interdisciplinary STEM Programs, but What About Students?

• Early Self-Regulation Boosts Children's Educational Success
• Teachers Detail Digital Safety Concerns, Strategies in Elementary Schools
• Research Finds Earlier Start Times Have Little Effect on Elementary School Outcomes
• Pandemic Escalated Teen Cyberbullying -- Asian Americans Targeted Most, Research Finds

• Assessments of Thinking Skills May Misrepresent Poor, Inner-City Children in the US

• College Student 'Fear of Missing Out' (FoMO) Associated With Illicit Behavior

• Studying for SATs? Strategic Self-Control May Beat Pure Willpower

• Teachers' Turnover Intentions, Burnout and Poor Work Climate Are Interlinked

• Watching TV With Your Child Can Help Their Cognitive Development, Study Suggests

• A Handful of Universities Seem to Control Flow of Ideas, People in Academia, Research Finds
• When School Feels 'like Prison,' Test Scores, College Attendance Drop

• Pandemic Did Not Weaken Student Trust in Higher Education Overall

• Educators Need Mental Health Support Following Hurricanes, Research Finds

• High School Students With Disabilities Achieve Better Outcomes in Inclusive Academic Settings
• COVID-19 Vaccination Rates at NYC Schools Varied Significantly by Race/ethnicity and Borough

• COVID Was Deadlier for Those With Intellectual and Development Disabilities

• Transgender Parents Bring Child-Centered Perspective to Parenthood, Research Finds

• Humble Leaders Can Help Make Groups More Effective

• ROBE Array Could Let Small Companies Access Popular Form of AI

• Teachers Want Support to Embrace Nature Play in Primary Education

• 'Tracking' Students Can Be Beneficial, Study Finds
• Socioeconomic and Health Risk Profiles Among Mothers of Young Children Predicts Risk of Food Insecurity, Study Finds
• 科学家们想桥公开分裂
• Which Teens Are More Likely to Vape? Research Shows Surprising Patterns Across Race and Sexuality Groups

• Preterm Birth's Link With Educational Attainment Explored in U.K. Primary and Secondary Schoolchildren

• Machine Translation Could Make English-Only Science Accessible to All

• Strategies Revealed for Effective Delivery of K-12 Online Education

• Gesture-Based Communication Techniques May Ease Video Meeting Challenges

• Ambitious Career Aspirations: A Balancing Act Between Success and Disappointment

• Implicit Bias and Concern About Appearing Racist Predict Teachers' Reluctance to Discuss Race and Racism in the Classroom

• Study Details U.S. Health Spending by Region

• U.S. Youth Firearm Mortality Increased Over the Past Decade; Trends Differ Significantly Across States, Study Finds

• Consumer Product-Related Traumatic Brain Injury in Children Has Increased Significantly Since 2000, Study Finds

• Economic Inequality and Instability Impact Long-Term Decision-Making Around the World, Study Finds

• Education System 'neglecting the Importance of Plants'

• Helping Teens Channel Stress, Grow in Resilience
• Multi-Layered Strategies Needed to Protect Public Health from Oil and Gas Drilling Impacts

• Seat Assignments Drive Friendships Among Elementary School Children

• 75% of Teens Aren't Getting Recommended Daily Exercise

• Children in Remote School Faced More Sleep, Behavior and Social Challenges

• Preventing Adverse Birth Outcomes Could Boost Education, Income
• 小英雄:野生樱花的计谋ld Save Forest Landscapes

• End of Strict COVID Measures in China Could Result in 1.5 Million Deaths, Study Finds

• Children Who Attend Schools With More Traffic Noise Show Slower Cognitive Development

• Machine Learning Models: In Bias We Trust?

• COVID Vaccine Trial Locations Influenced in Vaccine Efficacy Results

• Girls' Chance of Success at School in Sub-Saharan Africa Shaped by Language They Are Taught in
• High School Students Measure Earth's Magnetic Field from ISS

• Major Uptick Reported in Cannabis Vaping for All Adolescents

• Four-Year College Students Drink More, Use Marijuana Less Than Community College Peers, Study Finds
• New Model Could Improve Matches Between Students and Schools

• The Numbers Don't Lie: Australia Is Failing at Maths and We Need to Find a New Formula to Arrest the Decline

• One-Sport High School Athletes Prone to Injury, Burnout, Research Shows
• Student Satisfaction in Flipped Classroom Is Built on Guidance, Pedagogy, and a Safe Atmosphere
• Student Debt Can Impair Your Cardiovascular Health Into Middle Age, Study Finds

• Want More Students to Learn Languages? Win Over the Parents, Research Suggests
• Affirmative Action Bans Had 'devastating Impact' On Diversity in Medical Schools, Study Finds
• Use of School Mental Health Services Rose Just Before the Pandemic, Study Finds

• New Study Shows Hybrid Learning Led to Significant Reduction in COVID-19 Spread

• Living in Areas With More Greenery May Boost Cognitive Function, Study Finds