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Intelligence in Men Linked to Stronger, Healthier Relationships
New research reveals that men with higher general intelligence tend to be more committed and less hostile in romantic relationships. The study suggests a connection between cognitive abilities and positive relationship behaviors, potentially influencing long-term partnership success.
Educational Interventions: Small Gains, Quick Fades, Big Questions
A comprehensive meta-analysis of 747 educational interventions reveals modest short-term gains that rapidly diminish. The study challenges educators and policymakers to rethink strategies for achieving lasting improvements in student outcomes.
Empowering Disadvantaged Students: How Positive Narratives Boost Academic Success
A groundbreaking study reveals that highlighting the strengths of socio-economically disadvantaged students can significantly improve their self-confidence and academic performance. This research challenges traditional deficit narratives and offers a fresh perspective on supporting underprivileged learners.
Digital Divide in the Classroom: Student Left Behind in Smartphone-Based Lesson
A middle school student without a smartphone was unable to participate in an interactive quiz, highlighting the challenges of technology integration in education. The incident raises questions about equity and the need for inclusive alternatives in increasingly digital classrooms.
Preschool Physics: How Toddlers Move Like Water Vapor
A groundbreaking study reveals surprising similarities between preschoolers' classroom movements and water vapor molecules. This unexpected connection between physics and early childhood behavior offers new insights into classroom dynamics and educational strategies.
14 States Unite to Combat Chronic Absenteeism in Schools
A bipartisan group of 14 U.S. states has committed to halving chronic absenteeism rates in schools over the next five years. The initiative aims to improve attendance through supportive strategies and state-specific goals.
Ohio to Shut Down Large Youth Prisons in Major Juvenile Justice Reform
Governor Mike DeWine announces plans to close Ohio's three large youth correctional facilities, replacing them with smaller units. The move aims to address violence, understaffing, and poor rehabilitation outcomes in the current system.
