Telling children to "be a scientist" can backfire. There's a better way to say it, research finds.

Ninety percent of those with disabilities lose their jobs due to lack of soft skills, but a training program addresses this among young people with autism.

The new "SpinalLog" device uses foam and sensors to let physical therapy students practice moving the spine—no patient required.

Students of color at schools where diversity is a core part of the mission have better heart health, researchers say.

"For children with autism, recess may be the hardest period of the day, where kids struggle the most." New research checks to see how true that is.

Adding arts to science lessons can help low-achieving students retain more knowledge, research finds.

Academic problems in first grade may lead to less likability with peers, but there are things parents and teachers can do.

There may be academic benefits to positive bonds between teachers and students.

When there's more crime on the path students take to school, the chance they'll skip the trip goes up.

Disruptive behavioral problems in early life are an important early predictor of lower employment earnings in adulthood.