Education and STEM news, features and articles
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Lifesaving Beats: Songs Can Help with CPR TrainingBy Bahar Gholipour Published
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From Slot Machines to Self-Tracking Devices: An Anthropologist StoryAnthropologist Natasha Schüll seeks to understand our connections and responses to machines and technology.
By Priya Ramaiah Published
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Toddlers Know More Math Than You ThinkBy Laura Geggel Published
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Too Much Screen Time May Worsen Kids' Ability to Read EmotionsNew research suggests that spending more time with electronic devices and less time with face-to-face interaction is making kids worse at recognizing and reading emotions in others.
By Kelly Dickerson Published
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Focus! Distractions Kill Both Time and QualityOpinion Distraction saps the quality of your work, not just the speed.
By Cyrus Foroughi Published
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Unleashing the Power of the Bilingual Mind (Op-Ed)Opinion Can mixing languages in your mind help you learn both?
By Anna Beres Published
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Journal Addresses Uproar Over Facebook Emotion StudyBy Denise Chow Published
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Photos: 'Smart' Garden Remodels Itself Based on People's MoodsA "smart" garden, designed by researchers in the United Kingdom, can change the way it looks depending on the reactions of people on Twitter.
By Denise Chow Published
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White House Science Fair Turns Spotlight on GirlsYoung math and science whizzes from around the country will convene in the nation's capital next week for the annual White House Science Fair, hosted by President Barack Obama.
By Tanya Lewis Published
