Why One Student Stays Silent: A New Model Treats Motivation as a Complex Dynamic System
A new review in Educational Psychology Review proposes the Dynamic Systems Model of Role Identity, which explains motivated action as ...
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Motivation Alone Isn’t Enough: Self-Regulation Drives School Success in Rural Ethiopia
A study of 397 Ethiopian secondary school students finds that self-regulation mediates about 58 percent of motivation's effect on academic ...
When AI Helps and When It Hurts: The Cognitive Partition That Decides STEM Learning
A new theoretical framework argues that whether generative AI builds or undermines STEM learning depends not on the tool itself ...
Future Science Teachers Report Moderate Anxiety About AI in the Classroom
A mixed-methods study of Turkish pre-service science teachers finds moderate anxiety about artificial intelligence applications, with both high- and low-anxiety ...
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, ...
Repeating a Grade Leaves Spanish Teens Feeling Less Confident, Connected and Curious
A propensity score matching analysis of nearly 30,000 Spanish PISA 2022 students finds that retained teenagers report lower belonging, self-directed ...
Happy Teachers, Motivated Students: Giant Meta-Analysis Confirms the Classroom Link
A meta-analysis of 186 studies covering more than 355,000 teachers finds small but reliable associations between teacher well-being, ill-being, and ...
Boredom, Not Just Bad Habits, Drives Students From Procrastination to Social Media Addiction
A new study of Turkish university students finds that boredom—and, in a serial pathway, difficulty identifying emotions—mediates the link between ...
Culture, Not Just Connection: Why School Belonging Research Is Too WEIRD to Be Universal
A new commentary in Educational Psychology Review argues that school belonging research is overwhelmingly concentrated in WEIRD societies and calls ...
New Questionnaire Measures How Students Adjust to Specialized Correctional Schools
Researchers have developed and validated a 21-item School Adaptation Questionnaire with four dimensions—Rule Adaptation, Academic Adaptation, Peer Relations, and School ...
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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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