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The College Board will roll out a new initiative that applies an adversity score to SAT exam results, starting this fall, following a successful beta
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This article teaches you how to find success in your failures as an educator.
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The US Government Accountability Office reports that the number of students who receive services under the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act varies widely in different
Do you ever wonder if your chronic illness or other health condition was influenced by prenatal stress? Or from being born prematurely or by cesarean,
Fifth-grade students are better able to remember what they learn in science class when art is incorporated into lessons, according to a study by researchers
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The Pathway to Academic Success Project, developed by a professor at the University of California at Irvine School of Education, taps cognitive strategies to improve
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