"It's sad, but the good news is there's a simple intervention—don't give report cards on Friday."

Traits like confidence and curiosity may help kids better take on math and reading than traits like diligence, a new study shows.

Since the fall of the Taliban in 2002, attitudes about child marriage in rural Afghanistan have changed considerably.

An experiment suggests charter schools pick and choose which kids they encourage to apply.

A new kind of simulation training for health care providers measures stress, attention, and cognitive load.

Giving fathers the education and support they need to talk to their sons about condom use could be a key way to reduce STIs.

Educators can help support women of color pursuing STEM degrees by creating inclusive classroom environments. Here are some ideas.

A 10 percent reduction in school suspensions means 275,000 more students were in class learning.

For black middle schoolers, supportive, safe neighborhoods with resources like after-school programs contribute to higher grades.

"When done right, these experiences can feel real, and can give learners a lasting sense of connectedness."