The age your kids get their first cell phone has little bearing on their sleep patterns, depression symptoms, or grades, researchers find.
Teaching people about racial inequality in United States history can change their views and add nuance to their thinking, research indicates.
Mandating at least an associate degree for entry-level officers could lower the number of Black people killed by police by up to three times.
"Critical race theory is an effort to explain why 10 years after Brown, no desegregation had occurred." Here's why that gets people riled up.
If first graders Aaliyah and Katie each verbally tell a story, will a white teacher assess the narratives without bias? New research indicates no.
Less than half of Americans could name the three branches of United States government in a recent survey on civics knowledge.
What's the best way to organize students in school to maximize everyone's learning? Researchers have turned to math to figure it out.
Black children with a history of lead exposure have lower test scores than their peers, and segregation exacerbates this effect, research finds.
A bedtime routine in which kids sleep for at least 10 hours a night, even before school begins, can help them get ready for kindergarten, a new study shows.
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