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MAY 28, 2010
Music Intelligence Roundup Can listening to Mozart really make you smarter?

APR 15, 2010
F is for Fail Exposing students to the letter “F” before taking a test makes them more likely to fail it.

MAR 8, 2010
Learning Evolution An innovative exhibition helps children learn the concepts behind biological evolution.

MAR 4, 2010
Science Theater Scientists and artists collaborate to bring science out of the lab and into the theater.

MAR 3, 2010
Teaching Math Anxiety Female teachers may pass their own math anxiety to the girls they teach.

MAR 1, 2010
Physics of Superheroes Superhero comic books offer surprising lessons in physics.

JAN 27, 2010
Writing the Brain Scientists have pinpointed the brain region responsible for efficient reading, writing and spelling.

OCT 2, 2009
Scary Kafka Roundup Reading disturbing, surrealistic stories may make you smarter than reading stories with straightforward plots.

APR 6, 2009
Sleep & Memory Different stages of sleep may play separate, crucial roles in memory formation.

DEC 22, 2008
Brainy Impersonation Professional impressionists use different parts of their brains than amateurs when impersonating famous people.

NOV 20, 2008
Colleges Toss Tests Many colleges have made standardized tests optional for admission.

OCT 1, 2008
Number Sense Kids with good “number sense” do better in math class.

SEP 22, 2008
Newborn Words Babies come equipped with built-in speech detectors.

JUN 20, 2008
Math Roundup A large international study suggests that girls only lag behind boys in math achievement in cultures where gender inequality remains a problem.

FEB 1, 2008
Memory Roundup Our memory is closely linked to our imagination; and daytime naps help us remember what we learn.

JAN 1, 2008
Learning from Mistakes A genetic variation may impair one's ability to avoid dangerous choices.

AUG 3, 2007
Wild Teen Roundup A new skin test could predict which kids are most at risk for developing behavioral problems.

MAY 23, 2007
Beyond IQ There's much more to excelling in school than just having a high IQ.

MAR 20, 2007
Aquariums for Ears Scientists are using sound to make public aquariums accessible to the visually impaired.

FEB 21, 2007
Choking in Math Why do talented math students choke under pressure?

OCT 4, 2006
Race and Achievement A simple self-esteem-building exercise could help close the stubborn “achievement gap” between African Americans and whites.

MAR 24, 2006
Hiring Roundup Would you trust a computer to match you with your perfect job--or your perfect mate? One researcher thinks you will.

AUG 21, 2003
Crime Scene House A house where forensics students learn how to cover a crime scene

FEB 25, 2002
Dyslexia Font Designing a new font that's easy for dyslexics to read.

FEB 18, 2002
Reading Brain Hearing and deaf people's brains process words differently when reading English

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