Retire “soft skills.” Call them what they are. Define them. Model them. That’s how we turn vague language into measurable ...

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The researchers found no differences in reading, math or science achievement — or in behavioral and social measures. Teachers rated students on traits like impulsiveness, cooperation, anxiety, empathy ...

The advice most commonly given to patients struggling with chronic insomnia might be making their sleep issues worse, says ...

Every person is born unique with their own hand and footprints. As life progresses, some people develop their own quirks, ...

We’ve heard of AI slop, but new study has coined a phrase for shoddy AI generated tasks – workslop. Workslop masquerades as ...

In a healthy home, the lines of communication are always open, allowing you to express your thoughts and feelings without ...

We owe it to this generation of students to give them opportunities to develop grit in order to navigate life’s inevitable ...

Increase the number of teachers, by all means, but don’t predetermine what they’re going to do.

MACOMB, IL - -Two Western Illinois University Geographic Information Sciences (GIS) Center students, Deandre Olive and Eliza Johnson, were recently honored with Illinois GIS Association (ILGISA) ...