Nigerian Math Teachers Use Inclusive Teaching Without Ever Hearing of UDL
A mixed-methods study of 105 mathematics teachers in Enugu State, Nigeria, found low formal awareness of Universal Design for Learning ...
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Türkiye’s sweeping education reform meets classroom reality in first empirical study
One of the first empirical studies of Türkiye's Century of Türkiye Education Model finds active learning gains alongside resource disparities, ...
Teachers Say Learning While Moving Boosts Student Wellbeing in Nova Scotia Schools
A qualitative study of ten Nova Scotia teachers reveals how physically active learning supports students' physical, cognitive, social, and emotional ...
Motor Therapy Training Linked to More Neuromyth Beliefs Among Hungarian Teachers
A survey of 734 Hungarian in-service teachers found that misconceptions about motor development and coordination are highly prevalent, and that ...
Teachers, Not Students, May Be the Overlooked Face of School Tuberculosis in China
A fifteen-year analysis of tuberculosis data from Chengdu shows teacher notification rates stagnant while student rates fell steeply, exposing a ...
Teachers and Teenagers Build a Mental Health Program That Lives Inside Ordinary Lessons
Researchers co-developed a transdiagnostic mental health intervention with teachers and teenagers that embeds wellbeing support directly into routine secondary school ...
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 ...
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 ...
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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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