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Two Cities Pay Teachers Based on Their Quality. Does It Work?

ED Surge

APRIL 8, 2022

Researchers say this is in response to stagnant wages amid ever-steeper workloads and the changes in earning potential that follow the ebbs and flows of the U.S. Research shows that teachers are impacted by a “wage penalty” of about 20 percent —meaning compared to someone with a similar degree, teachers earn only eighty cents on the dollar.

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Will Hybrid Teaching Stick Around as the Pandemic Fades?

ED Surge

OCTOBER 19, 2023

One of the biggest complaints about the HyFlex model is the logistical challenge for the teacher of attending to those in the physical classroom as well as those logging in remotely on Zoom. I would love to ask faculty, ‘Do you know of any research on traditional education showing the efficacy?’”

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Align Your Edtech Investments With What Matters Most

ED Surge

OCTOBER 18, 2022

Beyond the logistical concerns involved in deploying more than 25,000 Windows devices to students and teachers, this effort also represented a stress test for the district’s commitment to equity and access for all of its students. Hattie noted that this has the greatest influence on student achievement.

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Adolescents Need More Proactive, Preventative Mental Health Supports in School

ED Surge

MARCH 24, 2023

In part, that’s due to logistical challenges. This tracks with what the research shows. The pressures put on young people to achieve, perform and produce, are greater than ever. Too often, the older students get, the less schools prioritize SEL. Will they really want to share with one another?

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What causes problems with the lower urinary tract?

Futurum

JUNE 6, 2023

In the US, a team of doctors and researchers, including Professor Cindy L. To improve these treatment outcomes, Cindy has received grant funding from the US National Institute of Health (NIH) to support research to help understand the different subtypes of lower urinary tract symptoms and the causes for each group.

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How does the Southern Ocean help protect our planet?

Futurum

JULY 25, 2023

Despite its global importance, the Southern Ocean is the least studied ocean in the world, largely due to the logistical and practical challenges of working in such an isolated, hostile environment. What’s next for the team’s research? What is the team hoping to discover?

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How can engineering address human rights issues?

Futurum

JUNE 30, 2022

By combining engineering and human rights disciplines, he is researching the links between access to transport and the inequalities facing Peruvians today. Davis hopes his research findings in Cusco can influence transport policies in Peru and beyond. FIELDS OF RESEARCH : Engineering for Human Rights, Transportation Engineering.

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How does pre-birth milk expression help with breastfeeding?

Futurum

APRIL 25, 2023

At the University of Pittsburgh in the US, Dr Jill Demirci is researching why antenatal milk expression is becoming increasingly popular and whether this technique might improve breastfeeding post-birth. AME seems to be a catalyst to get people thinking through the mechanics and logistics of breastfeeding,” says Jill.

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Can machine learning cope with the erratic and uncertain nature of the real world?

Futurum

JUNE 28, 2022

At the University of Southern California , USA, Dr Haipeng Luo has been conducting innovative new research in the field of machine learning to bring these exciting technologies within reach. This is the focus of Haipeng’s research. This is the focus of Haipeng’s research. HOW GROUND-BREAKING IS THIS RESEARCH?

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Bringing life back to Kenya’s grasslands

Futurum

APRIL 5, 2022

Led by Professor Mariana Rufino at Lancaster University , UK, an international team of researchers, including Dr Joseph Hitimana at the University of Kabianga in Kenya, is working with Kenyan farmers to find solutions to this problem. PROJECT REDEAL: CONNECTING SCIENCE WITH COMMUNITIES. A BOTTOM-UP APPROACH.

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Can we harness the power of the oceans?

Futurum

OCTOBER 13, 2022

The wind and sun are both renewable, and capturing their energy does not release carbon dioxide into the atmosphere, so why bother developing new technology for the oceans where we have to deal with corrosive saltwater and challenging logistics of installation and maintenance? FIELD OF RESEARCH: Aerospace and Mechanical Engineering.

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What Do We Know About How to Effectively Prepare Teachers to Engage with Families?

National Science Foundation

JUNE 23, 2021

To address this gap, we set out to review existing research on how teacher preparation programs train preservice teachers to improve their efficacy, knowledge and skills in engaging with students’ families in authentic and productive ways. For researchers, this is a fruitful area for future research. public school settings.

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Is the Post-Pandemic Era Ripe for Rethinking High School?

ED Surge

AUGUST 28, 2023

Focusing on education, education reform — whatever you want to call it — achieving better educational outcomes, as a philanthropist, is a good way to become humble rather quickly, because it usually doesn’t go as folks hope.” Policy Center, a research organization. Student disengagement is not a totally new problem. Hoffman hears D.C.

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The Making of A New Kind of Science

Stephen Wolfram

MAY 13, 2022

I started a journal and a research center, and collected my papers in a book entitled Theory and Applications of Cellular Automata (later reissued as Cellular Automata and Complexity ). The result was that in late 1986 I started the development of Mathematica (and what’s now the Wolfram Language) and founded Wolfram Research.

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Why Every Student Deserves a Robust Arts Education

ED Surge

MARCH 31, 2023

Over the years, I’ve used research about how the arts increase math and reading comprehension to defend their existence in the public school curriculum. Many of them dealt with anxiety as they learned to manage the demands of school logistics. I’ve pointed out the social skills that band, orchestra and choir ensembles build.

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Two Cities Pay Teachers Based on Their Quality. Does It Work?

Will Hybrid Teaching Stick Around as the Pandemic Fades?

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Align Your Edtech Investments With What Matters Most

Adolescents Need More Proactive, Preventative Mental Health Supports in School

What causes problems with the lower urinary tract?

How does the Southern Ocean help protect our planet?

How can engineering address human rights issues?

How does pre-birth milk expression help with breastfeeding?

Can machine learning cope with the erratic and uncertain nature of the real world?

Bringing life back to Kenya’s grasslands

Can we harness the power of the oceans?

What Do We Know About How to Effectively Prepare Teachers to Engage with Families?

Is the Post-Pandemic Era Ripe for Rethinking High School?

The Making of A New Kind of Science

Why Every Student Deserves a Robust Arts Education

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