Students don't always stick with the major they select during their first semester or later on in college. Sometimes taking electives or courses in varying subject areas can sway their decision in a ...

Cathy Vatterott, author of “The Teens Are Not Alright,” believes schools are treating the symptoms of student stress instead ...

This is Part 7 in a 7-part series about world poker champion and cognitive scientist Annie Duke, Ph.D., whose insights follow each question below. To read from the start of the series, see Part 1.

NEW YORK CITY — As school districts develop artificial intelligence policies and classroom guidance, many appear to be making decisions for students rather than with them. But speakers at the Bridges ...

Student success has risen to become a top priority for colleges and universities, with more institutions focused on student retention, engagement and postgraduation outcomes as tenets of their campus ...

Teaching students to fact-check what they “think they know” helps them update false beliefs. Students can learn that changing their minds in response to better evidence is a sign of good judgment.

PETALING JAYA: Students should not only be free to speak on campus but should also have a say in university decision-­making, say student groups. Such stronger safeguards for student rights and ...

Today’s teenagers and characters in classic literary texts have practically nothing in common — other than that they face a litany of decisions. “When Hamlet says ‘to be or not to be,’ that’s a choice ...

Students don’t always stick with the major they select during their first semester or later on in college. Sometimes taking electives or courses in varying subject areas can sway their decision in a ...