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Hundreds of STEM Grants Have Been Terminated. K-12 Math Educators Will Lose Out

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At the Human Computing Interaction Institute at Carnegie Mellon University, McLaren develops digital learning games to study how effective they are in the classroom and beyond. McLaren was preparing to replicate the study in schools in the fall with a different math game. One such game is called Decimal Point.

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Increased Screen Time May Indicate Family Stress, Pandemic Study Suggests

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A new study aims to make sense of these phenomena and draw fresh conclusions about what it really means when kids spend hours looking at cell phones, computers or televisions. Such a large shift in family behavior did not come because millions of parents suddenly “changed their minds about the dangers of screen time,” the study says.

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AVID has huge benefits for high school students

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16 in the peer-reviewed journal Pediatrics , suggest that the Advancement via Individual Determination (AVID) program, aimed at increasing educational opportunities for under-represented and economically disadvantaged students, also significantly reduces substance use. The study has some limitations. The findings, published Dec.

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Study Finds Classroom-Response 'Clickers' Can ‘Impede Conceptual Understanding’

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Plenty of peer-reviewed research shows that classroom “clickers” improve student learning when it comes to delivering facts. But a new study found that the devices can actually work against deeper learning of big-picture concepts.

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Improving Critical Thinking May Take Practice

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After all, it’s based on an experiment that used a “precise” scale, studied a decent number of subjects and measured change over time. That’s the hypothesis that Motz and other psychology researchers from Indiana University tested in a study whose findings they believe point to a promising method for strengthening critical-thinking muscles.

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The Unusual Lengths School Bands Are Going To Keep Practices Safe—and Why It Matters

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Another major study is going on led by the University of Colorado and the University of Maryland.) Typically, experiments like this would go through careful peer review before being published. Goble talked to EdSurge about how the study works, what the initial findings reveal and why it’s important to keep the band playing on.

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Addressing the 800-pound gorillas in scholastic esports

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Exposure to such behavior, the study shows, found that 23 percent of players became less social and “one in 10 players said they had suicidal thoughts after being harassed while playing online games.” Related content: 8 tips to launch a scholastic esports program.