Teachers are always looking for unique ways to get their students more engaged in learning and to develop critical thinking and analytical skills. Some education experts believe that learning becomes more meaningful when children and adolescents are taught using an approach that encourages the student’s self-discovery of knowledge and information through the collection and analysis of data.
Teachers routinely encounter many challenging situations in their jobs when interacting with their students, their students’ families, and school colleagues with whom they work. These interactions can give rise to a wide range of emotions.
Teachers in K-12 schools are on the front lines when engaging with students who are struggling with mental health issues. Stressors such as depression, anxiety, trauma, and other mental health problems are likely to result in a student’s deficient performance thus making it more difficult for a teacher to help that student reach their academic goals.
Tour buses offer a convenient and relaxing way for people to take in the sights when visiting a new city while on vacation. However, buses that run on diesel fuel, as most still do, are significant sources of greenhouse gas emissions—a leading cause of climate change.
Research shows that it becomes more difficult for elderly people to maintain good postural balance due to gradual declines in sensory, motor, and cognitive abilities that begin at about age sixty.
Getting the proper amount and right type of exercise, minimizing sitting time, and eating a balanced, nutritious diet are key to maintaining physical fitness and a healthy lifestyle.
Existing research shows that mathematics anxiety is common and can begin as early as elementary school only to worsen as an individual gets older.
Undocumented Latinx youth who immigrate to the United States face many challenges in accessing educational and employment opportunities that are exacerbated by the difficulty in adapting to American culture in unfamiliar surroundings.
The Female Athlete Triad is characterized by disturbances in menstruation, hormone imbalances, low bone mineral density, eating disorders, and other serious health conditions.
Research suggests that kindergartners can enhance their reading comprehension skills and understanding of text when they engage in discussions about books.