An interview with HGSE Assistant Professor Matthew Jukes, who argues in a recent book that health and nutrition problems create major barriers for children's participation and success in school.
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Best of both worlds
Students enjoy learning in the real world – but HGSE professor Catherine Elgin offers a perspective that can help teachers demonstrate how “ideal world” models also advance our understanding.
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Working in schools, Kurt Fischer creates living laboratories that narrow the gap between education research and practice. more >>
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An interview with HGSE Assistant Professor Matthew Jukes, who argues in a recent book that health and nutrition problems create major barriers for children's participation and success in school.
Students enjoy learning in the real world – but HGSE professor Catherine Elgin offers a perspective that can help teachers demonstrate how “ideal world” models also advance our understanding.
Tina Grotzer’s research helps students and teachers go beyond simple models of cause and effect.