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Barbie Doll saying NO to a paparazzi photographer. Pixabay

Experts alarmed as free Barbies given to UK primary schools to teach social skills

Child's hand moving a piece on the board of Monopoly. Credit Pixabay

Number-Based Board Games Improve Math Skills in Young Children

Two boys at preschool. Pixabay

Is early childhood education contributing to socioeconomic disparities?

Young boy doing math. credit pixabay

Breastfeeding for longer may be linked to better exam results in later life

Playing volleyball in high school can help you get into college -- but don't load up on too many activities.

No need to load up on extracurricular activities, study finds

Illustration of a robot and man in a business suit

ChatGPT is still no match for humans when it comes to accounting

Older woman riding a bicycle, seen from behind

Keys to women’s resilience after 80: more education, less stress

The researchers used portable electroencephalogram (EEG) technology (pictured above) to measure the brainwaves of students and instructors.

In sync brainwaves predict learning

We're so dependent on the internet to exercise our socio-economic human rights that online access must be considered a basic human right.

Internet access must become human right or we risk ever-widening inequality

Comparing five population scenarios to 2100 (United Nations, Wittgenstein, Lancet, Earth4All – Too Little Too Late, Earth4All – Giant Leap).

Global population could peak below 9 billion in 2050s

Research by Greg Girolami, the William and Janet Lycan Professor of Chemistry, uncovered previously unknown details about the enigmatic English scholar Margaret Bryan, including her family background and the names of her husband and two daughters. Photo by Fred Zwicky

Research uncovers details about the mysterious author of early astronomy textbooks

African American students

Young children develop better learning skills when taught by teachers of the same ethnicity, national US study suggests

Why do some elderly people keep their cognitive ability much longer than others? Scientists still have much to learn.

Much still not known about cognitive decline

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