High-quality economic development is the primary task in building a strong country, and the development of education is regarded as an important measure to promote high-quality economic development. In the past 70 years, many scholars at home and abroad have conducted empirical studies on the relationship bet ...
Developing high-quality rural preschool education is a key component of rural revitalization, and ensuring a stable teaching team is crucial. However, the current issue of teacher turnover in rural kindergartens is still prominent. ...
The "double reduction" policy focuses on cultivating morality and cultivating people, adheres to the student-oriented, and takes the protection of students' rights and interests as the fundamental starting point. A 2022 empirical survey based on six provinces in the eastern, central and western regions of Chi ...
As an emotional dysregulation syndrome developed during parenting, maternal parenting burnout may have a direct or indirect impact on emotional capacity development in young children. Among them, parenting burnout refers to the emotional disorder syndrome, including emotional exhaustion and emotional alienati ...
In recent years, grandparental involvement in the daily care of grandchildren has become more common, but there is no consensus on how grandparental involvement in grandchildren's childcare actually affects children's development. A recent article published in Journal of Chinese Women's Studies used meta-anal ...
Grandparenting, a parenting style in which grandparents participate in the upbringing of their grandchildren and assume some or all of the educational obligations and live with them, has an important impact on the development of children's self-reliant behaviors, and the family structure, in turn, may play an ...
The first few years of a novice teacher’s career are important, and they are usually provided with formalized induction programs to help them develop and grow as teachers. A new meta-analysis published in the Educational Research Review studied the effects of novice teacher induction programs, in order to bet ...
Although many studies have shown short term benefits to early childhood education, the long-term benefits have been less explored. A new study by William Gormley Jr. and colleagues found that children who had participated in the Tulsa universal Pre-K program in 2006 were 12% more likely to enroll in a 2-year ...
An increasing body of literature connects the benefits of school meals and dietary interventions to student academic outcomes and attendance. Despite this, 15 states rejected federal funds for summer food programs targeting hungry children. ...
Considerable research has explored the impact of delayed school start times on students’ academic achievement and well-being. However, a recent study in The Journal of School Health goes beyond and investigates the effects of later school start times specifically on teachers’ health and daytime functioning. ...
The utilization of technology-rich learning environments (TREs) involves integrating new technologies and media to enhance information resources and tools, such as intelligent tutoring systems, virtual reality, and educational learning games. ...
The American Educational Research Journal has published a meta-analysis on the impact of tutoring programs on student academic achievement in preK-12. The study aims to show how the effects vary based on a range of characteristics. ...
Efforts to address student reading increasingly look to technological solutions as a means of reaching more students in effective ways. In particular, the need for remote and blended learning options increased as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic. ...
Numerous empirical studies suggest that social-emotional learning (SEL) programs generally yield positive outcomes for students. These programs have been shown to enhance academic performance and reduce conduct problems. ...
High-quality economic development is the primary task in building a strong country, and the development of education is regarded as an important measure to promote high-quality economic development. In the past 70 years, many scholars at home and abroad have conducted empirical studies on the relationship bet ...
An increasing body of literature connects the benefits of school meals and dietary interventions to student academic outcomes and attendance. Despite this, 15 states rejected federal funds for summer food programs targeting hungry children. ...
Considerable research has explored the impact of delayed school start times on students’ academic achievement and well-being. However, a recent study in The Journal of School Health goes beyond and investigates the effects of later school start times specifically on teachers’ health and daytime functioning. ...
The utilization of technology-rich learning environments (TREs) involves integrating new technologies and media to enhance information resources and tools, such as intelligent tutoring systems, virtual reality, and educational learning games. ...
The American Educational Research Journal has published a meta-analysis on the impact of tutoring programs on student academic achievement in preK-12. The study aims to show how the effects vary based on a range of characteristics. ...
Efforts to address student reading increasingly look to technological solutions as a means of reaching more students in effective ways. In particular, the need for remote and blended learning options increased as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic. ...
Numerous empirical studies suggest that social-emotional learning (SEL) programs generally yield positive outcomes for students. These programs have been shown to enhance academic performance and reduce conduct problems. ...
High-quality economic development is the primary task in building a strong country, and the development of education is regarded as an important measure to promote high-quality economic development. In the past 70 years, many scholars at home and abroad have conducted empirical studies on the relationship bet ...
Stress and coping theory suggests that individuals in stressful situations mobilise their whole body to cope, but that maladaptive disorders can develop if they are chronically or excessively exposed to this condition. ...
04 02 2024
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