Cross-sectional study links school belonging with engagement among rural Chinese boarding students
A cross-sectional study of 657 students at one rural boarding high school in Yunnan found that academic buoyancy partially mediated ...
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When AI Becomes a Teammate: Teens Learn to Design With, Not Just Use, Generative AI
A new study shows high school students from underserved communities developed emerging AI literacy by using generative AI as a ...
Climate Worry Runs High Among Rural Turkish Teens, Linked to Anxiety and Social Media Use
A new cross-sectional study of 782 high school students in rural Türkiye finds that climate change worry is common and ...
One-Hour Cybersecurity Training Shifts Turkish Teens’ Habits and Self-Perception
A matched study of 601 Turkish high school students found that a standardized one-hour cybersecurity training was associated with more ...
Why Anxious Teens Spiral: Rumination, Shame, and the Fear of Fear Itself
A new structural equation modeling study of 279 Iranian high school students shows that anxiety sensitivity partially mediates the links ...
How Students Think When Math Gets Hard: Three Problem-Solving Patterns Revealed
A new study of high school students solving non-routine arithmetic series problems identifies three distinct problem-solving patterns, Employ Variable, Visual ...
New Hierarchical Career Test Maps Teen Interests from Broad Fields to Specific Majors
Researchers in Taiwan have built and validated a computerized hierarchical career-interest assessment that organizes high school students' vocational interests into ...
Hexagonal Windows Win Hearts: Golden Ratio Geometry Shapes How Students Feel About School Facades
A study of 327 female high school students in Babol, Iran, finds that hexagonal facade openings rooted in Iranian proportional ...
Students Say Proof Matters, Yet Most Stay Silent in Geometry Class
A survey of 437 Vietnamese high school students found that while they strongly value mathematical argumentation in geometry, they report ...
Silence at Home: Fewer Than One in Four Ethiopian Teens Discuss Sexual Health With Parents
A mixed-methods study of 412 high school students in Northwest Ethiopia found that only 24.5 percent discuss sexual and reproductive ...
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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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