AI Literacy Research Explodes as Scientists Map a Decade of Keywords and Collaboration
A new scientometric analysis of 2,464 Scopus-indexed documents maps a decade of AI literacy research, revealing explosive growth, dominant themes,...
Lebanese Teachers Split Into Three Camps on AI in the Classroom
A new qualitative study of 28 Lebanese schoolteachers finds that while most are aware of artificial intelligence, only a fraction...
Medical Students Mix Effective and Ineffective Study Strategies, New Research Reveals
Every autumn, thousands of first-year biomedical students arrive at university carrying a private toolkit of study habits: flashcards, highlighted textbooks,...
Nigerian Math Teachers Use Inclusive Teaching Without Ever Hearing of UDL
A mixed-methods study of 105 mathematics teachers in Enugu State, Nigeria, found low formal awareness of Universal Design for Learning...
Haptic VR Training Sharpens Dental Implant Drilling Skills and Eases Mental Load
A prospective study of 20 oral surgery residents found that six sessions of haptic virtual reality implant osteotomy training cut...
Simple Decision Trees Map the Crowded Landscape of STEM Education Research
A new bibliometric study in SN Social Sciences uses transparent fast-and-frugal trees to explore which STEM education themes are associated...
Why loving AI is not the same as needing it: the hidden motivations behind student dependency
A survey of 405 university students shows that AI dependency is not driven by attitude alone but by the motivational...
Short Answer or Multiple Choice? Head-to-Head Test Reveals What Each Format Really Measures in Medical Students
A controlled comparison of 178 first-year medical students shows multiple-choice questions yield higher scores than content-matched short answer questions, yet...
Botswana’s social workers trade casework for youth entrepreneurship
In Botswana, professionally trained social workers are spending their days screening business plans, disbursing enterprise grants and monitoring youth-run projects...
PIVOT: the five-part framework universities need to survive the AI revolution
A new framework published in Discover Education argues that generative AI is forcing universities into a philosophical crisis — and...
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Mothers who receive childcare support from maternal grandparents show more parental warmth, finds NTU Singapore study
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University of Seville Breaks 120-Year-Old Mystery, Revises a Key Einstein Concept
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Bee body mass, pathogens and local climate influence heat tolerance
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Researchers record first-ever images and data of a shark experiencing a boat strike
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Groundbreaking Clinical Trial Reveals Lubiprostone Enhances Kidney Function
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