Structured Recess Boosts Students' Physical Activity—a Little
Recess supervised by coaches has been shown to increase students' physical activity to an extent. Read Full Post >
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May 14, 2013
May 09, 2013
Nearly 2 of 3 Children Exposed to Violence, Crime, and Abuse
A large projjportion of American children are exposed to violence and assaults, and the developmental consequences can be great, a new survey shows. Read Full Post >
May 07, 2013
Cyberbullying Common Among High School Students, or Is It?
One study has found that about 16 percent of high school students reported being electronically bullied; another says far fewer students are bullied in cyberspace. Read Full Post >
May 02, 2013
Absolutely Everything Researchers Know About Bullying
In a new series of briefs, the American Educational Research Association examines what we do and don't know about bullying. Read Full Post >
May 01, 2013
Don't Say 'Reformer'
Education reform group StudentsFirst has apologized for calling a Tennessee lawmaker who sponsored anti-gay legislation one of its reformers of the year. Read Full Post >
April 01, 2013
High School Awkwardness Lingers A Decade Later, Study Finds
Teenagers who have difficulty making and maintaining healthy friendships with peers at age 13 continue to struggle with relationships long after high school, according to new longitudinal research. Read Full Post >
March 29, 2013
New Report Cards Consider School Climate
In part driven by a federal grant program, more states are measuring schools' nonacademic attributes, including school climate and students' health. Read Full Post >
March 27, 2013
Hot off the (E-)Presses: A New Book on Classroom Management
The newest e-book from Education Week is all about classroom management Read Full Post >
March 20, 2013
Districts Struggle to Address Emerging Issues With LGBT Students
For this group of students, schools appear to have issues needing tending to that go far beyond harassment and bullying. Read Full Post >
March 18, 2013
New Briefs Connect School Climate to Bullying, Dropouts, More
A new set of briefs on topics including bullying, dropout prevention, and inclusion present the latest in research and best practice for effective school climate reform. Read Full Post >
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