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Educational News Round Up, April 17, 2025

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Educational News Round Up, April 15, 2025

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Educational News Round Up, April 10, 2025

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Educational News Round Up, April 8, 2025

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Screen Time’s Hidden Impact on Young Minds

The school bell rings, and in the bustling hallway of a Stockholm middle school, a teacher notices a quiet, tired student struggling to keep his eyes open. His worn-out expression isn’t just a sign of a late night—it could be a red flag that something deeper is affecting his well-being. Recent research from Sweden is […]

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Educational News Round Up, April 1, 2025

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Mental health

Giving Students a Real Voice in Schools

Schools are designed to shape young minds, yet they often overlook the most powerful resource in improving student well-being: students themselves. Research on Health Promoting Schools (HPS)—a model focused on creating a whole-school approach to well-being—reveals something revolutionary: When kids have a meaningful say in shaping their school environment, their mental health improves dramatically. So […]

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Mental health

The Science Behind Self-Regulation Struggles

It was the middle of the school day when a fifth grader named Alex had his third meltdown of the week. His teacher, exhausted but compassionate, knelt beside him and asked what was wrong. “I don’t know,” he whispered through tears. “I just can’t handle it.” This wasn’t an isolated case. Across the country, children […]

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Educational News Round Up, March 25, 2025

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