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COMMENTARY: Climate change will drive major changes in student learning needs
Credit: California National Guard / Flickr Burned-out cars and chimney stacks cover the landscape in Santa Rosa on Oct. 14,…
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Over half of students reported feeling ‘institutional betrayal’ at a university during the pandemic
Dive Brief: A new study links college student distress with the feeling that their institution failed to protect them from…
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13 of Our Favorite Halloween Candy Experiments
Halloween is the perfect occasion to try some spooky, creepy, candy-centered science experiments! Here, we’ve rounded up 20 hands-on Halloween…
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Competency-based learning can power an equitable recovery
Editor’s Note: Charla Long is executive director of the Competency-Based Education Network and Stacey Clawson is associate vice president of…
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Female African elephants evolved to lose tusks due to ivory poaching
By Michael Le Page A family of tuskless elephants Russell Millner/Alamy Female elephants in Mozambique rapidly evolved to become tuskless…
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News at a glance: COVID-19’s toll on TB care, new rules on nonstick chemicals, and a spinning spider
In focus A striped fishing spider spinning an egg sac was among the winners in the Wildlife Photographer of the…
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Disturbing Answers to the Mystery of Tuskless Female Elephants
In 1989, when elephant ethologist Joyce Poole began carrying out surveys of three East African elephant populations to understand the…
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Gun violence rose 30 per cent in the US during the covid-19 pandemic
By Jason Arunn Murugesu Cases of gun violence surged in the US during the pandemic Michael Ciaglo/Getty Images Gun violence…
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A Teacher Put on a Fake Headdress to Teach Math. How Did This Even Happen?
A math teacher in Riverside, Calif. is under fire after a student recorded her putting on a fake headdress, tomahawk…
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Golden mussels are devastating South American rivers. The Amazon may be next
On a stuffy summer day, Maria Cristina Dreher Mansur peers into the brownish water of Lake Guaíba in the southern…
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