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A groundbreaking study from UC Merced has revealed significant disruptions to pre-schoolers' social skills due to COVID-19 lockdowns. Led by Professor Rose Scott and a team of researchers, the study examined children aged 3½ to 5½, investigating how the pandemic impacted their cognitive development—particularly in the area of social cognition.
A groundbreaking study from UC Merced has revealed significant disruptions to pre-schoolers' social skills due to COVID-19 lockdowns. Led by Professor Rose Scott and a team of researchers, the study examined children aged 3½ to 5½, investigating how the pandemic impacted their cognitive development—particularly in the area of social cognition.

Educational Solutions

A recent study from the University of Miami highlights the numerous cognitive benefits associated with speaking multiple languages, particularly for children, including those with autism spectrum disorder (ASD). Led by a team of researchers, the study examined how bilingualism impacts executive functioning skills and perspective-taking abilities in children aged 7 to 12.
A recent study conducted in India by researchers from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) has uncovered a significant disparity in the Mathematical skills employed by children in workplace environments compared to those learned in school. The findings, published in Nature, highlight how children who engage in retail jobs exhibit strong mental Maths abilities for practical transactions, yet struggle with similar problems in academic settings.
A recent study published in the journal Cognition explores the effectiveness of simple explanations in enhancing understanding and retention of information. Conducted by a team of researchers, the study investigates how the simplicity of explanations can impact learning outcomes across various contexts.

Global Academic Pathways

As university admissions become increasingly competitive, students must go beyond just achieving excellent grades and standardised test scores to secure a place at selective universities. Here we outline four crucial keys to creating a compelling university application portfolio that effectively showcases a student’s unique passions and achievements.
In a recent release from Times Higher Education, the rankings for the best universities in the UK for 2025 have been unveiled, showcasing the institutions that are leading in academics, research, and student satisfaction. ...
University admissions tutors read hundreds of personal statements from students each admissions season. But what don’t they want to see? Here are some of the ‘pet hates’ they have identidied … and it might be best to steer away from them. ...
Your personal statement is one of the most important components of your college application. This essay is your chance to introduce yourself to admissions committees and showcase what makes you a unique and compelling candidate. But where do you begin?...

Opportunities and Events

Applying for scholarships can be a daunting task, but having a comprehensive checklist can make the process much smoother.
As students navigate the challenging journey of higher education, one of the most valuable experiences they can engage in is an internship. These immersive, hands-on opportunities not only provide practical skills and industry exposure but also play a pivotal role in shaping career paths and guiding crucial decisions about the future.
Finding scholarships can be a daunting task, but with the right resources and strategies you can increase your chances of securing financial aid for your education.

Extra-Curriculum

A recent article from the American Alliance for Theatre and Education (AATE) sheds light on the significant impact of theatre education on student development, academic performance, and personal growth.
A recent article from Twinkl highlights the numerous advantages of outdoor learning and its positive impact on student engagement and development. As educators seek innovative ways to enhance classroom experiences, incorporating outdoor activities can provide a refreshing and effective approach to learning. ...
In the dynamic environment of higher education, students often find themselves juggling various commitments, from academic responsibilities to social engagements....
A groundbreaking study published in Child Development has uncovered key findings that suggest reframing everyday tasks as learning opportunities can significantly diminish helicopter parenting behaviors....

School Operations & Supplies

A recent article from the Harvard Graduate School of Education delves into the intricate processes of learning science and offers critical insights for educators looking to strengthen student engagement and comprehension in the subject. With an emphasis on active participation and critical thinking, the article provides actionable strategies for K-12 teachers aiming to enhance their science instruction.
A recent presentation by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) sheds light on the prevalence of health conditions among school-aged children and their significant implications for educators. Understanding these conditions is essential for fostering safe and supportive educational environments, as they can directly affect learning outcomes. ...
A recent study published in the International Journal of Educational Management investigates the intricate relationships between school discipline, the implementation of school uniforms, and student academic performance. The research sheds light on how these elements interact to influence educational outcomes, providing valuable insights for educators and policymakers. ...
A recent study published on ResearchGate explores the perceived interplay between flexible learning spaces, teaching practices, and student well-being. Conducted by a team of researchers, this study highlights the significant impact that learning environments can have on educational outcomes and the overall well-being of students. ...

Lifestyle

A recent study utilising data from New Zealand has brought to light the often-overlooked emotional toll of moving homes, revealing insights that resonate far beyond the country's borders.
A recent study published in Cognitive, Affective, & Behavioral Neuroscience by researchers Fernanda Morales-Calva and Stephanie L. Leal reveals a significant gap in our understanding of episodic memory: the absence of the "why" component alongside the established "what," "where," and "when."
In the rapidly evolving landscape of education, one fundamental truth remains unchanged - the wellbeing of each child is profoundly shaped by the interconnected triangular relationship that exists between the child, their parents and the school.

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