• 做作业为2023年和2024年的Ecl预科吗ipses

• 60 Years Later, High School Quality May Have a Long-Term Impact on Cognition

• Structured Exploration Allows Biological Brains to Learn Faster Than AI

• Speaking a Tonal Language Could Boost Your Melodic Ability, but at the Cost of Rhythm

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

• Older Adults May Achieve Same Cognition as Undergrads

• Research Shows Why Some Children May Be Slower to Learn Words
• School Discipline Can Be Predicted, New Research Says. Is It Preventable?

• Two Brain Networks Are Activated While Reading, Study Finds
• How Music Can Prevent Cognitive Decline

• More Structure, Fewer Screens Makes for Healthier Kids in the School Holidays

• In Sync Brainwaves Predict Learning

• Teachers Who Struggle to Cope With Stress Report Far Lower Job Satisfaction

• Students Use Machine Learning in Lesson Designed to Reveal Issues, Promise of A.I.
• Make Creativity Part of Study Programs for Scientists-in-Training, Experts Urge

• Preschoolers Prefer to Learn from a Competent Robot Than an Incompetent Human
• Early Morning University Classes Correlate With Poor Sleep and Academic Performance

• The Challenge of Keeping an Audience Engaged: How Language Shapes Attention
• New Research Suggests Peer-Advisor Relationship Is Key to Success

• Americans' IQ Scores Are Lower in Three Domains, Higher in One

• 'All Work, No Independent Play' Cause of Children's Declining Mental Health

• Can Children Map Read at the Age of Four?
• How Moms Are Taking the Lead in Shaping Children's Education
• Hunter-Gatherer Childhoods May Offer Clues to Improving Education and Wellbeing in Developed Countries

• Juggling Morality While We Learn

• Think You're Good at Math? Study Shows It May Be Because You Had Equitable Math Teachers

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

• Trained Brains Rapidly Suppress Visual Distractions
• Pairing Students Supports Integration at Universities

• Robot Helps Students With Learning Disabilities Stay Focused

• Beyond Memorization: Text Generators May Plagiarize Beyond 'copy and Paste'

• Social Isolation Triggers Astrocyte-Mediated Deficits in Learning and Memory
• Daily, Consistent Parental Reading in the First Year of Life Improves Infants' Language Scores

• A Sense of Purpose May Have Significant Impact on Teens' Emotional Well-Being
• Nightly Sleep Is Key to Student Success
• Children Use the Same Brain Network as Adults for Tough Problems

• School Dental Program Prevents 80 Percent of Cavities With One-Time, Non-Invasive Treatment

• How to Really Reach Students With Online Teaching

• Extreme Earners Are Not Necessarily Extremely Smart

• Video Game Playing Causes No Harm to Young Children's Cognitive Abilities, Study Finds
• Brain Structural Differences Observed in Children With Conduct Disorder With and Without Childhood Maltreatment
• Copy-Cat? Youth With Few Friends Conform to Stay in a Friend's 'good Graces'

• Preference for Naturally Talented Over Hard Workers Emerges in Childhood

• Learning With All Your Senses: Multimodal Enrichment as the Optimal Learning Strategy of the Future

• More Variability Helps Learning
• Can a Computer Teach Babies to Count?
• An Illuminated Water Droplet Creates an 'optical Atom'
• Tuning Into Brainwave Rhythms Speeds Up Learning in Adults, Study Finds

• Researchers Make Recommendations for Diversifying Syllabi in Higher Education

• Events Serve as 'stepping Stones' En Route to Retrieved Memories

• Traffic Pollution Impairs Brain Function

• Getting Kids Outdoors Can Reduce the Negative Effects of Screen Time

• Loneliness Associated With Unhealthful Diets and Physical Inactivity Among US College Students

• Music Education Benefits Youth Wellbeing

• Strict-Sounding Teachers Worse in the Classroom Than Kind Colleagues

• Bilingual Kids Could Lead in Ocean Environmental Action
• How Your Mood Affects the Way You Process Language

• An Education Doesn't Just Make You Smarter -- It Protects Your Gut, Seriously

• How We Learn from Being Wrong Can Lead to Anxiety
• School Garden-Based Interventions Can Improve Blood Sugar, Reduce 'bad' Cholesterol in Children

• Brain Area Necessary for Fluid Intelligence Identified

• Holding Information in Mind May Mean Storing It Among Synapses
• What Does a Region Need to Lead a Discipline? Pioneers

• 男性的性别偏见阻碍了Men from Some Career Paths

• 什么是老师专业知识?新的研究Points to the Answer

• Virtual Reality Game to Objectively Detect ADHD
• Network Neuroscience Theory Best Predictor of Intelligence
• Child Body Weight Has Limited Effects on Mood and Behavioral Disorders

• Active Learning Methods Are Best for Addressing Sustainability Issues

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

• When Using Virtual Reality as a Teaching Tool, Context and 'feeling Real' Matter

• Researchers Gain a Better Understanding of How the Most Commonly Used ADHD Medication Works

• A Wearable Dataset for Predicting in-Class Exam Performance
• The Secret to STEM Diversity May Lie in Peer Mentorship

• Playing the Piano Boosts Brain Processing Power and Helps Lift the Blues

• Parents Talk More to Toddlers Who Talk Back

• Simulated Driving Program Reduces Crash Risk for Teens With ADHD in Small Study
• Online Learning in COVID-19 Detrimental to Teen Mental Health, School Satisfaction, Performance
• Adverse Psychosocial Factors in Childhood Are Associated With Worse Midlife Learning and Memory
• Heightened Activity of Specific Brain Cells Following Traumatic Social Experience Blocks Social Reward and Promotes Sustained Social Avoidance

• Online Gaming Enhances Career Prospects and Develops Soft Skills, Finds New Study
• A Combination of Behavior Change Campaigns and Technology Could Help to Keep Air Pollution at a Minimum in Schools
• How the Brain Processes Language

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

• Psychology: What Gazes Reveal About Us
• Changing Feelings Can Boost Creativity for Conventional Thinkers

• Remote-Controlled Microscopes Bring Complex Biology Education to Students Worldwide
• Genetics Combined With Long Years of Schooling Can Lead to Nearsightedness in Children
• In-Person Learning Helped Narrow Reading Gaps During Pandemic

• Not Every Reader's Struggle Is the Same
• 'Turning a Blind Eye' A Typical Response to Threatening Managerial Controls

• Little Objective Evidence to Show Effectiveness of Learner-Centered Teaching Methods
• Children Learn More Quickly Than Adults

• Even in Kindergarten, Gaps Seen in Extracurricular Activities

• 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

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

• Learning Science in a Hurry
• Our Brains 'time-Stamp' Sounds to Process the Words We Hear