AI May Be Ruining Your Critical Thinking. Here's How To Save It

Employees who feel comfortable asking questions are better positioned to identify problems, recognize alternative ...

Cramming may help you pass a test. But here's how to study so you remember what you learn

Rereading and highlighting aren't enough for long-term learning. Experts share science-backed strategies to help students ...

The Ieri Style Guide to Learning | How to Cultivate Study Habits (Part 5): Why Keep Learning in an Age Where AI Provides the Answers?

Over the past four installments, we have been thinking about "study habits." In the first part, we considered why, even ...

The story of how I, a nurse, cried in frustration while learning to code. And the reason I didn't give up.

Last time, I talked about why I chose coding and how long I spent learning.This time, I would like to talk about what ...

ChatGPT for teens is live. Here's how famed parenting expert Emily Oster says parents should approach it.

Emily Oster, the founder of ParentData, shared her tips to parents navigating their kids using AI tools like ChatGPT for ...
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Eye contact may act as a learning “switch” for babies’ brains

Do babies soak up everything they hear? Not quite. A study of infants in the U.K. and Singapore suggests eye contact helps ...

Recordings from hidden brain region reveal clues to how we handle uncertainty

The claustrum is a thin sheet of neurons buried deep within the cerebral cortex. The structure is so small and hidden that ...
BIOENGINEER

Machine Learning Predicts Antibacterial Drug Synergy Without Data Leakage

Researchers developed HALO, a machine-learning framework that predicts antibacterial drug synergy from multi-level ...
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From Newton to Nobel winners: Why the future belongs to cross-subject learning

From Leonardo da Vinci to Newton, some of history's biggest thinkers refused to stay inside one subject. The 2026 Nobel ...

Study on trauma-informed online learning and GenAI support for student persistence published by University of Phoenix researchers

University of Phoenix researchers have published a new peer-reviewed study examining how stress, self-regulation, resilience, belonging, psychological safety and generative artificial intelligence ...
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Experts: There are better ways to study than cramming

If you’re dreading a midterm — or just studying hard to keep up in any class — chances are your study habits involve taking notes as you’re reading and then going back over them. Maybe you pull out (o ...
Opinion

Opinion: Philanthropy Once Built Schools. Today, It Could Build a New Way to Learn Math

This summer, Sarah Cone wrote a provocative essay asking why today’s billionaire philanthropists don’t build institutions the way their predecessors did. As examples, Cone cited Andrew Carnegie ...