Digital Reading in Universities Fails Students It Was Meant to Include
Universities have spent two decades moving their reading lists online, on the assumption that digital texts make higher education more ...
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The Park Is There, but the Path Is Not: Disability Gap Lies in Use, Not Availability, of Chile’s Activity Spaces
Chile has spent years building parks, plazas, cycle paths and sports facilities within walking distance of most homes, and a ...
Familiarity Beats Transparency: How Adults With Low Literacy Really Understand Idioms in Easy German
A four-experiment study of adult low-literacy readers in Germany finds that idiom comprehension in Easy German is driven by familiarity ...
Distance Decides: How Far You Live From a Store Shapes Whether You Webroom or Showroom
Every purchase episode now straddles two worlds. A shopper researches a product online, then walks into a store to complete ...
Who Gets to Play? Rural South African Youth With Disabilities Face a Recreation Gap
A qualitative study in rural South Africa reveals a sharp disconnect between recreation providers who believe their programs are inclusive ...
AI in Health Still Leaves Most People with Disabilities Behind, Decade-Long Review Finds
A decade-long scoping review of 93 AI health studies finds that only 12.9 percent implemented concrete equity measures and just ...
Metaverse Classrooms Meet Generative AI, but the Evidence Lags Behind the Hype
A scoping review of 114 studies finds that Metaverse and generative AI education is advancing faster than the evidence proving ...
AI Steps In for Failing Eyes: New Review Maps the Tech Helping Millions With Low Vision
A systematic review of nineteen studies finds AI-powered navigation, object recognition, and reading aids are technically impressive but largely untested ...
Diversity policies may be keeping art institutions stuck in the past, study finds
A critical discourse analysis of Finland's 2023 cultural policy action plan shows that even well-intentioned diversity measures can reproduce colonial ...
UCLA Tarjan Center forum tackles disability services, misinformation and mental health
The UCLA Tarjan Center's free virtual forum on Oct. 23 convenes state leaders, researchers and self-advocates to examine disability services ...
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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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