Education Information Policy Indications Parent Interventions Teacher Insights Science Innovations Technology Inceptions Life Inspirations Leadership Instincts September 19, 2018 HOME EDU SERVICES Parents Teachers Students Institutions Policy Makers Service Providers EDU LANDSCAPE Higher Studies Career Outlook Entrepreneurship Design Your Life Earn While You Learn EDU SUPPORT Stipends & Grants Scholarships & Sponsorships Prizes & Awards Gift & Donations Loans & Investment Fellowships & Endowments EDU RESOURCE Skill Academy Pallikkutam MOOCS Learning Assistance Counselling EDU CAMPAIGNS International Campaigns National Campaigns Regional Campaigns My Campaigns EDU RETREAT Art & Literature Hobbies & Trends Health & Lifestyle Vacations & Trips Holidays Creative Living EDU LITERATURE Books Movies Short Films Performing Arts Group Games Blogs LOGIN CENTRE Login Centre Science Innovations: Plastic magnets discovered | Leadership Instincts: A novel method to extent your transient happiness | Teacher Insights: Are humans born lazy? | Technology Inceptions: Dell EMC releases new AI solutions for digital transformation | Parent Interventions: Religious upbringing promotes health and well-being | Teacher Insights: Brain dynamics during creative thinking exposed | Teacher Insights: Secret Behind “Great-Minds-Think-Alike” Explained | Parent Interventions: Human brain is made flexible and forgiving | Technology Inceptions: Germany commissions world’s first hydrogen train | Teacher Insights: Sexual violence leaves indelible marks on women’s psyche | Teacher Insights: Drumming helps children with autism | Technology Inceptions: California Focused For a Carbon-Free Grid. | Policy Indications: Mention of Calorie Content on Menu Cards to Fight Obesity Crisis | Scholarships & Sponsorships: Scholarship for Minority Students: 2018-19 | Technology Inceptions: VR TOOL IMPROVES COMPLEX BUILDING DESIGN. | Home Edu News Teacher Insights Search for: 19-09-2018 Are humans born lazy? #University of British Columbia have shown that human brain innately promotes sedentary behavior and calls for extra brain resources to overcome laziness. 18-09-2018 Secret Behind “Great-Minds-Think-Ali... #Researchers of Bar-Ilan University have unraveled the mystery why great minds often think alike. 18-09-2018 Brain dynamics during creative thinkin... # Harvard University researchers have unraveled some important facts associated with creative thinking via functional magnetic resonance imaging technology. 17-09-2018 Drumming helps children with autism # Researchers from University of Chichester, U.K. has proved effectiveness of drumming session to improve the ability of students with autism . 17-09-2018 Sexual violence leaves indelible marks... # A new Rutgers-New Brunswick study suggests that women who are sexually assaulted experience more vivid memories even decades later. 12-09-2018 Social Media can Make or Break Conspir... #A new study due to Michael J. Wood of University of Winchester, Winchester, Uk unravels the role of Twitter in spreading or debunking conspiracy theories. 10-09-2018 What do the captive flamingos do in th... #Researchers of University of Exeter explores the night activities of captive flamingos to earn surprise findings. 05-09-2018 Does your position in a classroom infl... # A latest research surmise that the position of students in a classroom has telling correlation with their academic performance. 21-08-2018 Students learn social skills better fr... #Children who need assistance to develop their social skills could benefit from association with peers who have similar social skill levels. 20-08-2018 Learning strategies of songbirds inspi... #Songbirds are found to acquire new abilities both through observation and through trial and error; those skills acquired were easily adaptable 20-08-2018 Academic grouping of students could be... # According to a study published in the journal Personality and Social Psychology Bulletin, grouping students based on academic performance could be biased. 13-08-2018 Student mindset is the key to academic... # A study published in Child Development unveils a correlation between the attitudes and mindset of students and the academic stress they experience. 12345678910
