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Screens dominate much of the modern world, and there are ongoing debates, among experts and parents alike, about whether young children should be exposed to them. So what exactly is the real impact of screen […]

What does it take to lead through complexity, make tough decisions and still put people first? For me, the answer became clear during a defining moment early in my career—one that changed my path entirely.This […]

Relationships between people of different ethnic or racial backgrounds have become increasingly common. Research indicates that more adolescents and young adults are entering into inter-ethnic relationships, and survey data from the United States shows that […]

For many families, summer camp is a rite of passage representing friendship, fun and freedom. But for families of children with neurodevelopmental disabilities, it can be a season of rejection, stress and exclusion.This post was […]

A recent study out of Vietnam, published in Research on Child and Adolescent Psychopathology, offers important insights into how culture affects adolescents’ aggressive responses to adverse childhood experiences (ACEs). ACEs include child abuse and neglect, […]

Many consumers—especially Gen Z and millennials—use buy-now-pay-later (BNPL) to split or defer payments. The types of purchases made with BNPL can range from groceries and takeout deliveries to luxury items.This post was originally published on […]

According to an international study by the University of Münster, the question of whether people become religious or non-religious at a time of religious decline in society depends very much on the family.This post was […]

In an age where trust in science often feels like it’s teetering on a fault line, new research from the University of Michigan offers a simple but powerful insight: When scientists share their struggles—especially their […]

Even the smartest machines can’t match young minds at language learning. Researchers share new findings on how children stay ahead of AI—and why it matters.This post was originally published on this site

Teachers of color positively impact all students, including students of color with disabilities. Yet, the special education teacher workforce is overwhelmingly white.This post was originally published on this site