Research -- StepUp to Learn
Teachers’ Growth Mindset Appears More Important Than Warmth
When Kids' Positive Attitude Towards Math Fades (And What To Do About It)
Children’s interest in, and competence perceptions of, mathematics are generally quite positive as they begin school, but turn less positive during the first three years. What can parents and educators do?
Do Early Fine Motor Skills Matter?
Preschool children were asked to draw, fold paper, and pile up blocks — skills that require careful manipulation of objects with hands, referred to as 'fine motor skills.' Researchers suspected that early fine motor skills might be important, they were startled at what they found.
3 Habits That Increase Reasoning Skills in Children
How To Get Students To Think (and Transform Your Classroom)
After a series of failed attempts at improving students’ problem solving in the classroom, one former teacher came up with the idea of building a ‘thinking classroom’ and a research project designed to find ways to help teachers build it.
Flashcards vs Songs: What's Best for Math Fact Fluency?
What an Animated Taco Reveals About Curiosity and Patience
High Engagement, High Return: The Secret to Student Success
The Most Significant Predictor of Writing Ability
Researchers discover the key to closing the achievement gap in English learners' writing abilities.
Research Casts Doubt on This Longtime Academic Practice
NeuroNet in the News: Shaping Brighter Futures in South Africa
Early Self-Regulation Boosts Children’s Educational Success
