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rewarding good students

Children will wait to impress others

By Press Release • Sep 10, 2020
Does it pay off to wait for a bigger reward, or should you just take a smaller reward quicker? The "marshmallow test" has some insights.

How about a little free fall after a math lesson?

By Paul Katula • Jan 8, 2017
Indoor skydiving is a reward for some Dallas-area students who are doing well in school. Fun, exciting, and a great lesson in math and physics.
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