ADHD Overlaps with Enhanced Creativity, Scientists Say
Rather than a pure deficit, ADHD’s wider focus sparks creativity, and structured arts could become a breakthrough treatment, researchers say.
Thanking Teachers with a Whole Month of Free Coffee
A fresh coffeehouse in several Atlantic and Gulf states is celebrating teachers by giving them a free cup of coffee every day in September.
What Kids Watch Matters. Screen Time, Not So Much
More screen time was surprisingly linked to better teenage cognitive performance, suggesting what kids do on screens may matter more than how long they use them.
Sharp rise in sleep deprivation among US teens: study
77% of US high school students are sleep-deprived, mainly due to early school start times that conflict with natural teenage biological cycles.
5 priorities to prepare students for a changing world
A global Cambridge study reveals the five skills that matter more than test scores for your future.
Md. Teacher of the Year finalists announced
The Teacher of the Year among these 7 finalists will be announced on Sept. 26.
Dental records show dinosaurs’ diverse diets
What’s on the Jurassic menu? New research shows giant herbivores avoided competition by picking very different plant parts.
US sex ed mostly insufficient: new study
Despite evidence that comprehensive sex ed improves health, most U.S. states still push abstinence and limited topics.
Great Salt Lake’s fragile future emerges from the mud
Sediment cores reveal how Utah’s landmark lake was transformed by settlers, industry, and climate change, raising questions about its future survival.
Great whites have a DNA mystery science can’t explain
Once on the brink of extinction during the last ice age, great white sharks made a remarkable global recovery, but their DNA reveals a baffling story.