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Research & Articles

Beyond “Doing School”: From “Stressed-out” to “Engaged in Learning”

by Denise Pope “The effect of society’s high

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My View: Cheat or Be Cheated?

Strategies for parents to help reduce academic dishonesty.

Research & Articles

The Right Way to Choose a College

What students do at college matters much more than where they go.

Research & Articles

How to Help Ease the Stress of High-Achievers in Your Life

Three practical tips for parents to help teens get the playtime, downtime, and family time they need to lead healthy, balanced lives.

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7 Approaches to Alternative Assessments

Various approaches to alternative assessments

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A Caring Climate That Promotes Belonging and Engagement

The same educator behaviors and strategies that are highly effective for improving student engagement also help create more caring and inclusive communities where students feel they belong.

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Making Homework Work

Research-based strategies for educators to support effective homework practices.

Research & Articles | Research Briefs

A “Fit” Over Rankings: Why College Engagement Matters More Than Selectivity

Our white paper about what really matters in the college admissions process.

Research & Articles | Research Briefs

Quality Over Quantity: Elements of Effective Homework

Explore the reasons students may cheat and what schools and families can do to prevent this behavior.

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The Advanced Placement Program: Living Up to Its Promise?

Explore the purpose, benefit, and cost of AP classes for high school students.

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Cheat or Be Cheated? What We Know About Academic Integrity

Explore the reasons students may cheat and what schools and families can do to prevent this behavior.

Research & Articles

School Change Research

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