57% of adults said boys should be more encouraged to talk about their feelings.
A report explores "culture-centered, community-based youth arts programs”; identifying characteristics that support well-being.
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A literature review explores how youth arts engagement promotes youth well-being.
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The IES advances education by supporting rigorous research and sharing data on student progress.
Following Trump research budget purge, school analysts face new world.
LGBQ teen girls reported much higher rates of thinking about, planning and attempting suicide.
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In the last decade, achievement scores have been falling — and gaps have been widening.
A widely cited neuroscience study claims handwriting notes improves learning. Is the research valid?
Q&A with developmental psychologist and language scientist Adriana Weisleder Kids from immigrant backgrounds in the US often struggle to develop fluency in...
By offering tuition exemptions and services, states can remove barriers for homeless/foster youth.
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Adolescents who show empathy toward their friends are more likely to become supportive parents.
The loss of young people has particular implications for a state’s economic trajectory.
A new report discusses how youth mental health care delivery can be reformed.
With chronic absenteeism still double pre-pandemic levels, student engagement across the country is faltering.
Student populations in private schools are far whiter than in the surrounding public schools.