Education in the United States today is undergoing major reforms,...
Read More
Stress: Interference to Learning
September 1, 2020
Taking a final exam can be a stressful experience for...
Read More
Sleepyheads’ brains veer from restful path
August 1, 2020
Does sleep affect learning potential? New evidence is adding to...
Read More
Do You See What I’m Saying? The Role of Gestures in Learning
July 1, 2020
Recent research suggests that the gestures accompanying verbal speech convey...
Read More
Child Prodigies
June 1, 2020
Recently there was a clever series of commercials that featured...
Read More
Cognitive and Emotional Development in Children
May 1, 2020
In 1983, Howard Gardner rocked the education and social science...
Read More
Tests + Stress = Problems For Students
April 1, 2020
Intensive standardized testing not only causes stress in students, but...
Read More
The Case Against Ritalin
March 1, 2020
The decision to medicate a child with a behavioral disorder...
Read More
Useful and Harmful Jargon
February 1, 2020
Jargon is useful to some, confusing to others. At its...
Read More
Brain Training Effective in Older Adults, Now Shown Effective in the Workplace
February 1, 2020
A review article in the Workplace Health and Safety Edition...
Read More
Is There a Critical Period for Learning a Foreign Language?
January 1, 2020
The Myth of Missed Opportunities A popular misconception regarding second-language...
Read More
The Cognitive Advantages of Balanced Bilingualism
December 1, 2019
During the past century, and especially over the last ten...
Read More
Spatial Navigation and Gender
November 1, 2019
A young woman sits in front of a computer, joystick...
Read More
Drawing on an Outdated Theory?
October 1, 2019
"Can you see in the still-life here on the table...
Read More
Early Brain Development: New Insights Into Cerebral Palsy
September 1, 2019
Early mythologies express a deep reverence for the mystery of...
Read More
Reluctant Revolutionary: Charles Darwin and the Theory of Evolution
August 1, 2019
An Ugly Little Secret Charles Darwin had a very dark...
Read More
The Biology of Dyslexia
July 1, 2019
For decades, ever since dyslexia was described as a disorder...
Read More
Children Controlling Their Own Brainwaves: A New Treatment for ADD?
June 1, 2019
Imagine a boy sitting in front of a computer screen,...
Read More
A Conversation With Joseph LeDoux
April 15, 2019
One of the world's leading experts in the neurobiology of...
Read More
Brain Injuries: High School Athletes At Risk
March 1, 2019
How Concerned About Brain Injury Should We Be? In high...
Read More
