Researchers hope that health and food literacy increases in the K-12 school environment, which may diminish health inequalities. Read More
The study was authored by Guillermo Bautista Pérez, María José Rubio Hurtado, and Angelina Sánchez-Martí. Read More
Close to 160 participants at the University of Kansas were investigated. Read More
The study was initiated by evaluating the data of both public and private schools from close to all 51 U.S. states between 1976 through 2016. Read More
Researchers aimed to fully understand the association between the scientific impact of a paper and the depth of coverage in mass media. Read More
For the study, an estimated 1,000 students were given surveys by their instructors to gather more information on how peers perceive one another. Read More
A recent study unveiled that approximately 250 million children worldwide were unable to get an education in 2018. Read More
Researchers focused on the comparison of neurobehaviors and academic performance among a sample of American college students. Read More
Researchers found that students are prioritizing online information rather than traditional teaching materials, intermittently lacking the critical assessment of their sources. Read More
In their study, Princeton researchers uncovered that just two days of intervention led to more women publishing papers and retaining their role in academia. Read More
Gender inequality is taking a toll on reputable scientific journals, with women less likely than men to comment on published research, a new study shows. Researchers advocate for more women academics to comment on publications. Read More
The new study was published in Computers & Education. Read More
