How might we support children in developing (or re-developing) these essential socio-emotional skills such as empathy in a post-pandemic world? This article gives insight into possible ways behavioral science can help.
Do you get easily discouraged when learning something new? You're not alone, but this study reveals a surprising truth: your attitude towards challenges could be holding you back in more ways than you think.
So how can you ensure that your applications of technology in your virtual classroom are evidence-based? How can you leverage behavioral science to enhance your online delivery? Discover how to navigate the ever-evolving landscape of digital education and better harness the potential of skill-building online through this article.
In the wake of school closures and the hasty implementation of new learning technologies, the pandemic has reshaped education, revealing significant learning gaps and challenges. Discover how these changes affected students' learning and social-emotional development, and the collective resilience in adapting to these unprecedented times.
Discover the intersection of game theory and educational labor strikes in our concise analysis. This article offers a deep dive into the economics behind the increasing trend of academic labor disputes in North America.
Artificial intelligence has the potential to significantly impact the field of education, but it must be personalized and engaging.
Monitoring user behavior can close the gap between edtech availability and demand
Ed-tech has grown exponentially, but digital learning platforms aren’t always used to their highest potential. Personalized learning strategies can strongly enhance digital equity and learning preferences in the classroom.
Often, our expectations become self-fulfilling prophecies. In education, that means low teacher expectations can hurt student achievement.
