Tag: student reporting

New research reveals that conducting isn't just about keeping time—it's a high-speed cognitive exercise that reactivates the teenage brain.

Neuroscientists and educators explain why the "outdated" skill of cursive is actually a secret weapon for student memory and motor skills.

While Iowa politicians argue over using school IDs to borrow books, high schoolers in IL sit down with 4th graders to turn the tide on falling reading scores.

From Chamblee to Maryland, we look at how *Mean Girls* is teaching students the power of resilience and "sharing the stage."

From the intensity of the classroom to a 36-year marriage, an Ohio student explores what it takes for couples to go the distance.

After a police chase inside school walls, an Ore. school struggles to balance security data advocating for locked doors with the need to be welcoming.

By tackling themes of suicide and social identity, a group of Tennessee juniors and seniors is demanding a better support system for their peers.

From the front lines of Memphis to the halls of power, the civil rights icon who redefined American politics is honored by student journalists.

While the lead actors bring plenty of star power, high school journalists argue that the film's "whitewashed" casting and shallow plot leave much to be desired.

New grant rules prioritize rural districts and paid internships to ensure that the next generation of school psychologists lands where they are needed most.