Is a natural math ability for boys a persistent myth?

For years, a common belief has persisted that boys are inherently better at math than girls. However, recent research strongly s...

Swaddling: Like a vegetable in a straitjacket. No gag?

Swaddling has been a common practice for centuries, offering a way to soothe newborns by mimicking the feeling of being in the w...

The troubling issue of school discrimination, from the earliest years

Recent reports highlight a concerning trend: young men in America are falling behind. Major publications have presented a flood...

Digital twins illuminate math learning challenges

At Stanford University, a research team has leveraged the power of artificial intelligence (AI) and functional magnetic resonanc...

Cuttlefish display self-control in their own marshmallow test

The ability to delay gratification is a hallmark of advanced cognitive function, observed across a variety of species from human...

The decline of reading aloud: Are young children missing out?

Recent research from HarperCollins Publishers in the U.K. has shed light on a concerning trend: Gen Z parents are reading aloud...