News & Research
10 Things To Make Staff Meetings More Productive
Psychological science can make your meetings better Drawing from almost 200 scientific studies on workplace […]
psychology
News & Research
Scientists reveal drumming helps schoolchildren diagnosed with autism
Drumming for an hour a week can help autistic children learn in school
Study shows pupils’ ability to follow instructions improved after ten weeks
Children showed significant improvements in dexterity, rhythm, and timing […]
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Scientists uncover new facts concerning working memory in children
Researchers from the Higher School of Economics conducted a meta-analysis by compiling data across 17 […]
UKEdPodcast
The @UKEdPodcast – Episode 23 – Writing for Reluctant Readers and Risky Decisions with @DrJohnHickman & @JohnStanier1
Hosted by @digicoled, in this episode we catch up with John Hickman, who has written […]
UKEdPodcast
The @UKEdPodcast – Episode 22 – Phonics Pruning and Thriving with @debbiehepp @JohnStanier1 & @MartineGuernsey
Hosted by @digicoled, in this episode we explore the Phonics teaching and learning strategy in […]
News & Research
Brains of young people with severe behavioural problems are ‘wired differently’
Research has revealed new clues which might help explain why young people with the most […]
UKEdMag
Behaviour and Psychology by @DrSCharlesworth
Original title: When Behaviour Makes an Otherwise Equal Education Unequal Can Psychology Help? By Scott […]
Book
Book: By @DavidDidau & @Nick_J_Rose – Psychology – What every teacher needs to know
What Every Teacher Should Know is a powerful, handy, non-nonsense reference book that busy teachers can dip in and out of to support their practice and professional development. […]
UKEdPodcast
UKEdPodcast Episode 04 – Negative psychological pressure and differentiation
In this episode we explore some research published by Dr Stephen Earl from the University […]
News & Research
Childhood poverty can rob adults of psychological health
A large and growing body of research shows that poor kids grow up to have […]
UKEdMag
Picture This: Harness the Power of Dual Coding by @rhcaseby
According to dual-coding theory, we process visual and verbal information via different routes and can […]
News & Research
Map of teenage brain provides evidence of link between antisocial behaviour and brain development
The brains of teenagers with serious antisocial behaviour problems differ significantly in structure to those […]
Feature
A tribute to Jerome Bruner
The influential psychologist of perception, Jerome S Bruner died on 5th June (2016) at his […]
Feature
Teachers – Beware the memories you are creating…
For better or worse, many of us never forget high school: the unrequited romantic crushes, […]
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Seeing the benefits of failure shapes kids’ beliefs about intelligence
Parents’ beliefs about whether failure is a good or a bad thing guide how their […]
