Need to remember what you learn? Try running. By Press Release • Oct 23, 2016 In terms of remembering what you just learned, post-learning activities help in this order: running, outdoor activities, video games. In fact, video games may hurt memory.
Typhoon Songda cancels Oregon school travel By Paul Katula • Oct 16, 2016 School events, incl. a marching festival, were cancelled or drastically adapted because a typhoon brought hail and tornadoes to the Pacific Northwest.
Women found more in certain STEM fields By Press Release • Oct 16, 2016 New research says the main reason there are fewer women in many STEM fields is a "masculine culture" that makes women feel like they don't belong.
U-46 hopes to make 8th-grade math less stressful By Paul Katula • Oct 13, 2016 A career in the 21st century will require more problem-solving ability than one a hundred years ago would have. Sharpen those algebra skills.
Urschel: We can bring math into kids’ real lives By Paul Katula • Oct 12, 2016 An offensive lineman for the Baltimore Ravens tells us about a new project he's working on to help get kids excited about the math they use every day.
No work ethic difference between generations By Press Release • Oct 12, 2016 A literature review has determined that no bona fide work ethic difference exists between baby boomers, Generation X, and Millennials.
How can we define creativity? By Paul Katula • Oct 10, 2016 Creativity is a highly prized dimension of student work and student growth, likely to be as or more important than rote learning.
Hundreds die in Haiti from Hurricane Matthew By Paul Katula • Oct 6, 2016 Hurricane Matthew is headed to Cape Canaveral, and it's a killer. At least 283 people have been reported dead in Haiti.
Nobel in chemistry for world’s smallest machines By Paul Katula • Oct 5, 2016 A Northwestern U. professor is among 3 scientists working in the field of nanotechnology to win this year's Nobel Prize in Chemistry.
Grade 4 PARCC math: add fraction grids By Paul Katula • Oct 4, 2016 Adding and comparing fractions using a decimal grid is a skill 4th graders should be able to do on the PARCC tests coming up this year.