Teachers’ Inner Resources Fuel Commitment Differently for Men and Women
A study of 650 Chinese junior secondary school teachers finds that psychological capital is directly linked to professional commitment among ...
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When Free School Meals Ended, Teachers Saw Hunger, Stress, and Fading Focus Return to Classrooms
A qualitative study of Anchorage teachers found that the 2022 end of universal free school meals brought increased student hunger, ...
Why Some Teachers See Stress as a Challenge and Others as a Threat
A survey of 1,470 German vocational education teachers shows that appraising job demands as challenges rather than threats protects well-being ...
When COVID Closed Ghana’s Schools, Teachers’ Emotions Mattered More Than Technology
A mixed-methods study of 143 pre-tertiary teachers in Ghana's Ejisu municipality finds that emotional strain dominated the emergency shift to ...
A 45-Minute Mobile Game Trains Teachers to Spot and Support Students With OCD
A randomized controlled trial found that a 45-minute mobile game called esTOCma significantly improved teachers' knowledge of OCD, reduced stigma, ...
Teachers’ Own Social-Emotional Skills Track With Their Students’, Landmark Analysis Finds
A systematic review and multilevel meta-analysis of 65 studies finds a moderate positive association between teachers' and students' social-emotional competence, ...
Immersive VR Training Enhances Pragmatic Competence in English Teachers
A new study published in ECNU Review of Education finds that a 108-hour immersive VR training program significantly improved the ...
AI Tutoring Tools Boost Primary School Maths Skills, But Teachers Stay Essential
A three-year Radboud University study of nearly 8,000 Dutch primary school pupils found that AI-supported adaptive learning tools modestly accelerated ...
Teachers and Teens Diverge Sharply on Trusting Social Media, Six-Country Study Finds
A six-country European study of 1,352 teachers and students finds sharp generational gaps in social media trust, fake news sharing ...
Principals Fared Best: How Wartime Stress Hit Teachers Hardest in a Study of 544 Educators
A new study of 544 Israeli educators during the Israel-Hamas war finds that teachers reported the highest stress and lowest ...
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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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