An opinion piece published in Archives of Disease in Childhood looks at the effects of smart voice control devices on children. Dr Amy Orben, Programme Leader Track Scientist,...
07/07/2023
Have you ever wondered how good or bad the education of chiropractors and osteopaths is? Well, I have – and this new paper promises to provide an answer. The aim ofthis study...
06/08/2023
The following voting guide was created by students enrolled in a math course at Garfield High School in Seattle, Washington, taught by WAESN board director, Shraddha Shirude,...
04/19/2023
The least-used app on my phone is “phone.” The diverse functionality of the smartphone—texting, talking, video streaming, gaming, social networking—has changed the way we work,...
04/19/2023
What happens when you smash three EDUProtocols into one? You get an alternative assessment that gets your students talking about the book they are reading in your class. The...
04/19/2023
Guide to the Most Common Cognitive Biases and Heuristics 4 Comments Our brains have to process an infinite amount of stimuli and make an endless number of decisions. So to save...
04/18/2023
In the early months of the COVID-19 pandemic, posts and videos promoting natural remedies for the virus—everything from steam inhalation to ginger—proliferated online. What...
04/18/2023
Superstition and pseudoscience extend back to the dawn of civilization. In Mesopotamia—the birthplace of writing and recorded history—illnesses were “treated” by offering...
04/18/2023
Thank you, Kourtney, Alison, Traci and Tamara. Today, we once again grieve for families shattered by senseless gun violence. Please join me in a moment of silence for the lives...
04/17/2023