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Society

Explore the issues that matter when ensuring each child and young person has the support they need to learn and develop to their full potential
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483 results

Addressing the issue of social inequality in education

Kaspar Burger / 15 February 2017
Article Learning & Education Education policy
Cparks, pixabay.com, CC0 1.0

The parallels between adolescents’ online and offline lives

Meeri Kim / 10 February 2017
Interview Society Technology and society
Ungry Young Man, flickr.com, CC BY 2.0

The pace of digital media development and academic research

Brenna Hassinger-Das / 8 February 2017
Opinion Learning & Education Education technology

Not all video games are equal in terms of executive functioning skills

Meeri Kim / 3 February 2017
Article Development Psychology
Reinis Ivanovs, flickr.com, CC BY 2.0

Immigrant children in Switzerland benefit from home visiting program

Cathrin Jerie / 30 January 2017
Interview Development Diversity
Prof. Andrea Lanfranchi, PhD

Human computer interaction and child development

Gillian R. Hayes / 25 January 2017
Article Learning & Education Education technology
Eric Fischer, flickr.com, CC BY 2.0

Digitally-mediated learning is more often competitive than creative

Sonia Livingstone / 23 January 2017
Article Learning & Education Education technology

Taxpayers could reap huge benefits from early childhood interventions

Cathrin Jerie / 16 January 2017
Interview Development Education policy

Do dialect speakers really have a harder time learning to read and write?

Jessica Carolyn Bühler / 4 January 2017
Article Development Diversity
Keith McDuffee, flickr.com, CC BY 2.0

Autism is key in understanding what matters for learning

Cathrin Jerie / 3 January 2017
Interview Development Diversity
Uta Frith, UCL London

Are introvert children overlooked in school?

Caroline Smrstik Gentner / 21 December 2016
Article Development Individual differences
David Fulmer, flickr.com, CC BY 2.0

What works to educate children in conflict-affected countries?

Cathrin Jerie / 19 December 2016
Interview Development Education systems
Larry Aber, New York University, USA

Explore the latest news, research and opinions about child development and learning

The cognitive psychologist linking sensory perception and children’s learning

Annie Brookman-Byrne / 3 October 2024
Interview Learning & Education Development Learning environments
A girl is looks out of the window while a lesson is taking place in the classroom.

How well do you understand your child’s development?

Joseph R. Coffey and Sho Tsuji / 26 September 2024
Article Development Parenting and childcare Learning environments
A child is looking at a globe.

Why children need a balanced diet to thrive

Melissa Hogenboom / 19 September 2024
Article Development Education policy
A child eats fruit from a bowl.
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Nurturing joyful lifelong learners in underprivileged communities

Aisha Schnellmann / 1 October 2024
Interview Learning & Education Education technology
Photo provided by Lebanese Alternative Learning

How AI can help teachers tackle student misconceptions

Libby Hills and Owen Henkel / 23 September 2024
Podcast Learning & Education Education technology
Ed-Technical

The developmental psychologist capturing the diversity of children’s experiences

Annie Brookman-Byrne / 17 September 2024
Interview Development Psychology Language
A researcher works with children and great apes.
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Why AI’s tendency to agree can be bad for learning

Libby Hills and Owen Henkel / 9 September 2024
Podcast Learning & Education Education technology
Ed-Technical

How can learning analytics help students?

29 August 2024
Video Technology Learning & Education Education technology
Alyssa Wise

The psychologist nurturing students’ positive development

Annie Brookman-Byrne / 20 August 2024
Interview Learning & Education Diversity
A researcher observes how a group of students navigate school.
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