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Big fish in a small bowl next to a small fish in a large bowl
November 30, 2018
Stanford education study provides new evidence of “big-fish-little-pond” effect on students globally
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October 2, 2018
The first step to choosing the 'right' college? Ignore the rankings, says Stanford researcher
Football players making a tackle.
September 28, 2018
Rethinking concussion education for a new generation of athletes
Teacher calling on student. Photo: iStock/FatCamera
July 12, 2018
When teachers think differently about themselves as math learners, students benefit
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June 13, 2018
New Stanford education study shows where boys and girls do better in math, English
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May 21, 2018
Stanford professor examines how the college experience may foster purpose in young people
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May 14, 2018
Stanford experts provide guidance for how parents and teachers can navigate the Fortnite craze
The National Memorial for Peace and Justice commemorates the lives of nearly 4,400 black Americans. (Photo: Shawn Calhoun)
May 14, 2018
Stanford education scholars visit a new memorial chronicling the history of lynching in America
Stanford researchers were surprised to discover that knowledge about previous students’ performance in classes lowered current s
May 10, 2018
Knowing previous students’ grades affects undergraduates’ GPA, Stanford scholars find
Stanford education researcher finds that adolescents who are religiously engaged do better in school.
April 15, 2018
Religiously engaged adolescents demonstrate habits that help them get better grades, Stanford scholar finds
History students often have trouble judging the reliability of historical sources, Stanford researchers find.
April 3, 2018
College students struggle to make sense of evidence from the past, Stanford researchers find
Stanford study finds question format may impact how boys and girls score on standardized tests (Photo: FatCamera/iStock)
March 29, 2018
Question format may impact how boys and girls score on standardized tests, Stanford study finds

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