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People Who Play Music While Studying More Likely to Have Higher GPA, Says New Poll
If picking a playlist was your first step when studying, you’re more likely to have earned a higher GPA, according to a new poll.
Of...
Americans’ Advice is Clear: College Teaches Important Life Lessons Beyond Coursework
Almost three-quarters of Americans believe college isn’t just about school—it also teaches important life lessons.
That’s according to a new poll of 2,000 adults, which...
What Did Albert Einstein, Da Vinci, and Steve Jobs Have in Common: Dyslexia – Why They’re Top Achievers
Dyslexia has affected some of history's greatest minds—including Leonardo da Vinci, Albert Einstein, Pablo Picasso, and Sir Stephen Hawking.
The list also includes billionaire entrepreneurs—like...
Good News Now Showing in 120 Schools in Partnership With Digital Signage Company
With childhood depression and anxiety rising during the pandemic and disturbing news stories only adding to the mental health burden in our schools, it...
Students Create Edible Tortilla Tape to Keep Your Wraps Wrapped
Messy burritos could be a thing of the past—thanks to a new edible food tape.
Inspired by their own experiences with sloppy lunches, students at...
Preserved by Students for Years, WWII Internment Camp Becomes National Park
A Japanese-American interment camp from the Second World War in Colorado, preserved for years by local students, has been folded into the care of...
Genetic Lineage of Thousand-Year-Old Oak Trees Seed an Experimental ‘Super Forest’
Oaks with lives stretching back to the founding of modern England are being utilized to create "super forests" that support a new quality-over-quantity reforestation...
Want Students to Do Better in Class? Take Them on Culturally Enriching Field Trips
School field trips have been part of the educational experience for children for decades. While many school administrators believe there's intrinsic value in letting...
Surviving 8,000-Mile Journey, Girl Finally Finds 6-Foot Boat Launched By Students
A student project focusing on learning about the oceans saw high schoolers launch a small boat filled with mementoes drifting across the Atlantic.
Lost at...
Kindergarten Kids Had Never Seen Snow So Florida Teacher Gets Sister to Ship a Snowman, ‘It’s Here!’
An 800-mile, $78 journey from Kentucky to Florida brought a smiling snowman to a classroom full of kids, many of whom had never laid...
Top Skills American Teens Want to Learn and Do After School
Teens today are looking to forge their own success and happiness in their future careers.
A recent survey of 2,000 American high school students found...
A Talking Crow Befriending a School Has a Foul-Mouth But is Still Beloved by Kids in Oregon
In one Oregon town, kids at a local school noticed that a particularly nosey and brave crow seemed dead-set on getting into the classroom.
Sure...
Zimbabwe Youth at Berkeley Creates Free Online Coding Classes to Help Others Get Similar Scholarships
Having been inspired by an introductory coding and computer science class at Berkeley, a young man from Zimbabwe is replicating his experience for talented...
Students Save $44,000 on School’s Energy Bills Using Solar, Sawdust Heat, and Pedal Power to Make Milkshakes
Students at a Tasmania high school are riding bikes out of desire to combat climate change, implementing a dizzyingly-thorough transformation of their school building...
It’s a Myth That Adults Can’t Learn Languages as Easily as Kids – Benefits Multiply if Families Learn Together
Adults can learn a second language as fast as children, reports a new study—and it's only the conditions in which a child learns a...
China Bans Written Exams for 6-Year-olds to Reform the Hyper-Competitive Pressure in Schools
Sweeping educational reforms, aimed to reduce the sometimes crippling pressure for pupils to succeed at school, have seen end-of-year exams ended for children in...
Teachers and Students Receive School Essentials Thanks to T-Mobile’s Million Dollar Donation
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After over a year of empty classrooms, dusty bookshelves, and quiet playgrounds, many students across the U.S. are finally returning to school. For...
Dad Rallies Celebrities to Offer Life Lessons to COVID-Year Seniors in Denver—See The Great Gift for Free
Everyone has a COVID story now, and for those aged 16-18, the story likely has something to do with school and extra-curricular disruptions during...
Once a Janitor at the School, Now She’s Their Beloved Teacher After Continuous Study to Earn Degree
What’s the difference between having the dream and living the dream? Hard work and perseverance.
Wanda Smith always wanted to be a school teacher but...
Study Arts and Science Together Like Da Vinci Did, And You’ll Get Best Outcome, Researchers Say
A radically reformed approach to education, in which different subjects teach connected themes, like climate change or food security, is being proposed by researchers...