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Effects of videos with whole-body movements on young children's geography learning.

Mavilidi MF; Paas F; Zou L; Lubans DR; Mokhtari L; Schmidt M; Alonso JCC; Ng R; Bennet S

A study looked at how watching videos and moving like animals helps kids learn. Both the kids who moved and those who sat while watching had fun, but they learned about geography the same amount. This helps us understand how moving and learning can go together in online classes.

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Growth mindsets are less endorsed and less associated with academic performance in non-WEIRD cultures.

Wang Y; Tang X; Wu S; Sun X

The study looked at how growth mindset works in different cultures using data from 48 countries. It found that students in non-WEIRD (Western, Educated, Industrialized, Rich, and Democratic) countries had lower growth mindsets and that these mindsets helped less with reading and science. This means that different cultures might need different ways to use growth mindset ideas.

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