Social Science
AI Learns to Read Students’ Minds from Just a Handful of Answers
Researchers have reformulated knowledge tracing so large language models can assess a student's understanding from only a few answers while...
Why a Lecturer’s Psychological Skills May Be the Hidden Engine of Education Quality
A new conceptual study argues that lecturers' psychological and pedagogical competence acts as a system-forming factor in higher education quality...
Helping Others May Slow Biological Aging, but Too Much Informal Help Could Backfire
A cross-national study of older adults in the United States and Northern Ireland finds that moderate volunteering and informal helping...
Don’t Become a Lecturer: Inside Indonesia’s Growing Academic Precariat
An ethnographic study of a Yogyakarta state university reveals how institutional policies and neoliberal reforms are turning Indonesia's lecturers into...
Teaching Teachers to Question AI: Ethics Training Beats Tool-Only Workshops
A randomized study of 57 Vietnamese preservice teachers found that adding ethics and human-centered mindset training to AI tool workshops...
How Parents’ Words Shape Grieving Children’s Minds After Traumatic Loss
A Dutch mixed-methods study of 20 parent-child dyads bereaved by traffic accidents found that parental criticism was linked to children's...
AI Maps Exactly How Far Urban Lakes Cool City Streets
A machine learning study of 25 lakes in Da Nang, Vietnam, quantifies urban lake cooling with SHAP interpretability, finding the...
How Trump’s Policies Are Reshaping American Universities and Global Science
A new study argues that Trump administration budget cuts, the gutting of the Education Department, withdrawn research grants, and restrictions...
Augmented Reality Trains Surgeons Well, but Does the Skill Survive the Operating Room?
A new systematic review finds augmented reality simulation reliably improves surgical training performance and short-term skill retention, but evidence that...
Why Race Belongs at the Center of STEM Motivation Science
A new review argues that motivation research in STEM education has been race-evasive and proposes a systems framework centering belonging,...
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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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