NFL's Play 60 idea may also bring gains in learning By Press Release • Oct 17, 2014 Physical activity may help reduce the level of childhood obesity, but it also brings good news for the brain, research from the U of IL shows.
Science test scores go up at 1st parent trigger schools By Paul Katula • Oct 9, 2014 Science test scores at one of the first school that was reorganized under a parent trigger law improved dramatically. How do you think that happened?
Total lunar eclipse occurs; blood moon seen (video) By Paul Katula • Oct 8, 2014 A NASA observatory captured a time-lapse video of this morning's blood moon (a total lunar eclipse).
Same-sex marriages have similar longevity By Paul Katula • Oct 7, 2014 The US Supreme Court declined to hear same-sex marriage ban appeals. Time to move on to a real defense of marriage and children.
Lack of sleep increases failure risk in school By Paul Katula • Oct 4, 2014 A Md. county considers, again, starting high school after 7:17, because teen sleep patterns put kids at risk of failure if they don't get enough sleep.
Phelps arrested for DUI, take 2 By Paul Katula • Sep 30, 2014 Swimmer Michael Phelps has been arrested in Baltimore for DUI, again. Action may be needed to prevent the accidental death of innocent people.
MAVEN arrives at Mars; bonus comet fly-by coming By Paul Katula • Sep 24, 2014 A mission to Mars, run by NASA officials in Greenbelt, Md., has arrived and will begin sending back data soon.
Yes, August was hot By Paul Katula • Sep 19, 2014 August 2014 was the hottest August on record since records were begun in 1880. What does it mean?
EV-D68 causes breathing problems in Midwestern kids By Paul Katula • Sep 12, 2014 There's been an uptick across six states of Human Enterovirus D-68, and it has sent about a hundred kids to the hospital.
Famous Feynman physics lectures now available to all By Paul Katula • Sep 3, 2014 The physics lectures by Richard Feynman are now available to anyone with Internet access and a good enough browser. Free. AP kids, have a look.