Working on managing your own emotions, asking the right questions and helping to determine the level of support they need are some effective ways parents can follow to empower adolescents.
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Future careers in all sectors will rely heavily on STEM skills. But a lack of diversity means we have a limited workforce, and it’s missing a broad range of perspectives.
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Consumers can’t pass up a product update—even if there’s no improvement. What leads to this powerful allure of change? Are we really that naïve?
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Neuroscientists know that pregnant mothers’ brains change in ways that appear to help with caring for a baby. Now researchers have identified changes in new fathers’ brains, too.
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Experts say kids should do school projects themselves. But I know many parents are helping their children, which creates a vicious cycle that many parents get caught up in – even if they later regret it.
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There are 5 factors that determine whether you are fit to implement an adaptive learning solution in your class.
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Twenty years ago, life satisfaction surveys of those 18 and older showed the highest readings among America’s younger and older adults, with those in between struggling with jobs, families, and other cares of middle life. Now, a Harvard-led study examining a dozen measures of well-being show younger adults tallying the lowest scores of any age group.
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In 2005 Harvard’s president, Lawrence H. Summers suggested that innate differences between the sexes explain why fewer women succeed in science and math careers. There was an outrage that led to his ousting. Was he right though?
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