Let’s face it: Perfection doesn’t exist
For many teens, higher grades in school lead to higher levels of anxiety and a tendency toward perfectionism, which is complete unattainable.
Marching band kids at risk for heat illness
Like student-athletes, marching band students are also at risk of heat-related illness during the summer and early fall. Stay protected.
Finalists announced for Md. Teacher of the Year
8 finalists have been named for the 2021-22 Maryland state Teacher of the Year. We recognize and congratulate them all.
Digging into a gap in time at the Grand Canyon
Why have more than a billion years' worth of rocks gone missing from the geologic record at certain sites in the Grand Canyon?
UConn works to ensure safety for school athletes
More than 3 dozen states have enacted laws or high school sports policies from UConn aimed at protecting the health of student athletes.
Music processing linked to foreign language learning
The brain does better at processing auditory information in general when either a musical hobby or foreign language studies reinforce those parts of the brain,
Periodic table with superheroes and apps helps
Researchers say students retain learning better in chemistry if small modifications are made to the subject's main tool.
Social distancing affects a fish’s brain
The amount of a chemical in the brain of zebrafish is altered by the population density of the animal's social environment.
Study links music achievement with other subjects
Music study can help a student's mind develop in all ways it can be developed, a new study from Kansas suggests. Don't sacrifice it.
New NASA, ESA satellite to continue ocean study
NASA & the European Space Agency launched a new satellite into space on a SpaceX rocket to continue a 30-year study of the oceans.