Trump strategist’s site: Bullying reports are fake
We note the uptick in bullying reports nationwide since the election. Some news sites say reports are exaggerated. Keep it in perspective.
Academics
One little mutation can mean so much
How did unicellular organisms become multicellular? It could come down to a single mutation 600 million years ago in their DNA.
Fathers should communicate warmth, acceptance
A father who shows interest in a son's or daughter's school life can have a positive influence on how well that child does in school.
SCOTUS won’t hear Kan. science/atheism case
Science standards in a Bible-belt state have a tough fight. But the science will remain, and it would be great if it could co-exist with religious belief.
Teens’ binge drinking affects their kids
Adolescent binge drinking isn't just dangerous to teenagers' brain, but also may impact the brains of their children, a Loyola U. Chicago study finds.
Rewards key for seeking decision-making info
In seeking information before making a decision, people may be biased by rewards in addition to the natural tendency to seek out information in line with our own beliefs.
Can a regular person criticize a teacher?
Laws designed to prevent adults from criticizing teachers are too broad and may violate free speech protections in the 1st Amendment.
In historic vote, U.S. elects Donald Trump
Donald Trump has been elected president, the 1st person to be elected without ever holding a military post or elective office. Here are school-centered priorities.
Computer may identify student at risk for suicide
A computer can be trained to distinguish between suicidal and non-suicidal word usage, and the application can possibly be used in schools.
Sibling rivalry seen in some birds
Did you know some birds are more likely to exaggerate their need for food if their parents are likely to breed again (or if they already have).