Chinese school uses dolls to teach students empathy and parental responsibility
In Jiangsu Province in eastern China, a special education institution gives students toy dolls as “babies” during the school day, allowing them to experience parental responsibility firsthand and develop empathy.
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Widespread silicone pollutants found in air worldwide raise health and climate concerns
A new international study has revealed that a little-known group of silicone-based chemicals is present in the atmosphere at far higher levels than previously thought, from major cities to remote forests. The findings raise fresh concerns about continuous human exposure and the potential impacts of these pollutants on both health and climate systems.
New quantum algorithm unlocks materials beyond supercomputer limits
Scientists are closing in on a major breakthrough in how we understand and design exotic quantum materials. A new quantum-inspired algorithm developed at Salto University can model extremely complex structures that were previously far beyond the reach of even the most powerful supercomputers.
Best practices for expanding educational freedom in America
New report explores how states can build stronger and more sustainable school choice programs
Uranus and Neptune could contain rocks
According to a recent study, atmospheres of Uranus and Neptune could be full of rocks.
Alabama's Troy University increases the number of online undergraduate education programs
Troy University’s College of Education and Behavioral Sciences will increase accessibility to programs by providing various undergraduate education degrees entirely online. TROY's growth in online education degrees aims to improve accessibility and satisfy the rising demand for online degree options.
Scientists predict the creation of a new tectonic plate
A new continental rift may be emerging, according to isotope study of gas from Zambia's geothermal springs.
The council of EU demands for human-centric for AI in education systems
The council of EU urges national governments to improve teachers' AI and digital competencies and foster the creation and application of education-focused AI tools.
Planned fight near a middle school in North Carolina turned into a shooting
Winston-Salem police said Monday, after two teenagers were killed and five others were shot at a public park bordering a middle school in the state
Eiffel Tower - sized Apophis asteroid to pass Earth at record close distance in 2029
NASA scientists say that the Eyfel Tower - sized Apophis asteroid will pass extremely close to Earth on April 13, 2029, coming nearer than many satellites, though there is no risk of impact.
Apple will allow you to choose your favorite AI tool
Setting the preferred Artificial Intelligence (AI) software will be easier with iOS 27 features.
How to become fluent in any language?
Reaching fluency in a new language can be easier if you follow these tips.
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US study: The impact of phone bans in schools is “close to zero”
The research published by National Bureau of Economic Research conducted in the United States shows that strict bans on mobile phones in schools have little to no effect on students’ academic performance, attendance, or reduction in online bullying.
$200 million gift to USC aims to transform AI education across disciplines
The University of Southern California (USC) has received a historic $200 million donation from venture capitalist and Nvidia board member Mark Stevens and his wife, Mary Stevens, to expand artificial intelligence research and education across its campus, university officials announced Tuesday.
50% of schools have disused or unsuitable areas in England
According to a new survey, most education institutions in England say they do not receive enough funding to maintain their buildings. Half of schools also have areas that are either unusable or closed.
Strict anti-bullying measures introduced in Singapore's schools
Singapore has approved new disciplinary measures in the form of caning to solve the issue of bullying in schools.
Colorado schools close due to heavy snowstorm
A powerful late-season snowstorm blanketed much of Colorado with heavy, wet snow, forcing numerous school districts and universities to cancel classes Wednesday as dangerous travel conditions spread across the region.
