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A new scientific report from an international team of psychological researchers aims to resolve the […]

Teaching math to small groups of low-income, minority kindergartners has a positive impact on their […]

Fidget ‘toys’ vs ‘tools’ – This article originally appeared in Issue 48 of the UKEd Magazine. Click […]

A report, highlighted by TechRadar, has revealed that Microsoft Windows platforms remain dominant in classrooms […]

By Sarah Wordlaw – This article originally appeared in Issue 48 of the UKEd Magazine. Click here […]

It won’t be long until our students (and us) will enjoy a long summer vacation. […]

Schoolgirls can achieve lower blood pressure, stronger muscles, better balance and improved jumping performance if […]

#UKEdChat Session 407 – Thursday 7th June 2018 We are social creatures. In most respects, […]

By Matt Pearson – This article originally appeared in Issue 48 of the UKEd Magazine. Click […]

Supported by: Critical Publishing One thing is for sure, there is little more critical in […]

He pulled me aside at the end of class as we were getting ready to […]

Heat waves are taking their toll on schoolchildren, particularly those from low-income families and minority […]

How do scientists think?  I would suggest that scientists think more like you do than […]