For decades, researchers have debated the long-term impact of early childhood education, sharing evidence that while some children experience positive long-term outcomes, others see initial benefits fade out — or even experience detrimental outcomes.
Most Common Causes of Workplace Stress
Each weekday, roughly 1 million adults in the U.S. miss work because of stress, according to Zippia Research.
Each weekday, roughly 1 million adults in the U.S. miss work because of stress, according to Zippia Research.
It’s a Bird. It’s a Plane. It’s the Police Responding to a 911 Call
If you call 911 to report an emergency, the odds are increasing that a drone will be the first unit sent to respond.
If you call 911 to report an emergency, the odds are increasing that a drone will be the first unit sent to respond.
Teachers Are Becoming More Educated, but Salaries Aren’t Keeping Up
Most of America's public school teachers have advanced degrees, but studies show that highly educated teachers are seeing sharper declines in pay.
Most of America’s public school teachers have advanced degrees, but studies show that highly educated teachers are seeing sharper declines in pay.
Where Are the Young and Rich Moving to? Recent Data Points to Some Surprising Parts of the US
While high earners in general left New Jersey, rich young people are flocking to it.
While high earners in general left New Jersey, rich young people are flocking to it.
Is ChatGPT Running Out of Steam? AI Chatbot’s Performance Raises Burnout Concerns
After taking the tech world by storm and almost single-handedly starting an AI arms race among big tech companies, OpenAI's ChatGPT appears to be experiencing fluctuations in performance, raising questions about potential burnout.
After taking the tech world by storm and almost single-handedly starting an AI arms race among big tech companies, OpenAI’s ChatGPT appears to be experiencing fluctuations in performance, raising questions about potential burnout.
15% Of Youth in the US Were Treated for Mental Health Disorders in 2021
The kids are not OK. A growing portion of today's youth are reporting that they struggle with mental health disorders.
The kids are not OK. A growing portion of today’s youth are reporting that they struggle with mental health disorders.
Grandparents, Neighbors and Friends Are Propping up the Child Care Industry. They Need Help
As a grandmother, Ferreira is as much a member of the target audience for this free, traveling preschool program as Talia.
As a grandmother, Ferreira is as much a member of the target audience for this free, traveling preschool program as Talia.
For Preschoolers After the Pandemic, More States Say: Learn Outdoors
BALTIMORE — On a chilly May morning in Leakin Park, preschoolers at the Carrie Murray Nature Center Forest Preschool fanned out across a small section of the woods.
BALTIMORE — On a chilly May morning in Leakin Park, preschoolers at the Carrie Murray Nature Center Forest Preschool fanned out across a small section of the woods.
Dark Forest: A Look Inside Controversial Wilderness Therapy Camps
In 2007, 17-year-old Sarah Stusek woke up at 4 a.m. The lights were mysteriously turned on. Her phone was gone. She looked up to see a man and a woman hovering over her on either side of the bed.
In 2007, 17-year-old Sarah Stusek woke up at 4 a.m. The lights were mysteriously turned on. Her phone was gone. She looked up to see a man and a woman hovering over her on either side of the bed.
5 Tips for Managing Workplace Burnout
When people are burned out at work, low energy, indifference, lack of excitement about tasks, workplace pessimism, and cynicism about the future take over.
When people are burned out at work, low energy, indifference, lack of excitement about tasks, workplace pessimism, and cynicism about the future take over.
These Are the Industries Hiring the Most Workers With Disabilities
People with disabilities are significantly less likely to be employed than the general population, with an unemployment rate roughly double that of workers without disabilities as of 2022, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics. Slowly, those trends are beginning to shift.
People with disabilities are significantly less likely to be employed than the general population, with an unemployment rate roughly double that of workers without disabilities as of 2022, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics. Slowly, those trends are beginning to shift.
Aging Relative Moving In? Here’s How to Prepare for Their Safety, Comfort, and Finances
Experts at AARP and in the health care field point to several indicators to pay attention to in aging family members when trying to decide if it's time to get them more care.
Experts at AARP and in the health care field point to several indicators to pay attention to in aging family members when trying to decide if it’s time to get them more care.
Iconic Movies with Scenes You May Not Know Were Improvised
Those three words have become synonymous with New York life, but you might not be aware that it was a line in the classic Academy Award-winning film "Midnight Cowboy"—and not just that, it was fully improvised.
Those three words have become synonymous with New York life, but you might not be aware that it was a line in the classic Academy Award-winning film “Midnight Cowboy”—and not just that, it was fully improvised.
AI Can Work in Tandem with Live Tutoring. Here’s How.
In classrooms, teachers discovered generative AI can help them create lesson plans and grade tests—and that's just the beginning.
In classrooms, teachers discovered generative AI can help them create lesson plans and grade tests—and that’s just the beginning.
Rural Crime Fiction Is Better Than Ever: A Look at This New Golden Age
Even though James Lee Burke has written lyrical stories set all over the map, it's easiest to think of him for his books about detective Dave Robicheaux, whose beat covers New Iberia Parish in Louisiana.
Even though James Lee Burke has written lyrical stories set all over the map, it’s easiest to think of him for his books about detective Dave Robicheaux, whose beat covers New Iberia Parish in Louisiana.