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Some professors resist using teamwork in their classes because they mistakenly believe that team projects are too difficult to grade. One issue is that, as educators,…

Kids of all ages need regular breaks from the classroom. Common sense tells us this, and research confirms it. But in many school districts nationwide, recess…

Authors whose work has been retracted often build larger networks than do those without retractions, a study found.Credit: Halfpoint/iStock via GettyRetractions can have profound effects on…

When the gut health revolution began a decade or so ago, few could have predicted the sheer variety of pre- and probiotic foods that we would come to embrace…

The trillions of microbes that live in your gut are likened to “little pets living inside your intestinal tract.” Or at least, that’s how Gail Cresci,…

Today’s post continues a series offering suggestions on how to best respond when students make mistakes. ‘Focus on Their Ideas’ Sarah Nichols is a national-board-certified teacher…

Unlock the Editor’s Digest for freeRoula Khalaf, Editor of the FT, selects her favourite stories in this weekly newsletter.Plenty of shoppers have ditched Asos. Now index…

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Worried about rising food prices, your diet’s carbon footprint or whether you’re eating healthily enough? Believe it or not, there could be a magic bullet: pulses.According…

Many schemes to stop small boat crossings in the Channel have been considered by UK governments in recent years, from the Rwanda policy to “wave-machines”. Here…