US Department of Education Introduces New Award Management Registration Requirements
The US Department of Education has introduced new information collection requirements for institutions seeking federal financial assistance.
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Ithaca College Embeds AI Literacy Across Curriculum
Ithaca College is at the forefront of AI education, preparing students for a future where human relationships and judgment are paramount.
New Study Reveals Integrated Program Boosts Working Memory in Children with ADHD
A new study finds that an integrated program combining exercise and cognitive training can improve working memory in children with ADHD.
Exercise Boosts Brain Function in Children with ADHD
New research highlights the benefits of exercise for children with ADHD, particularly when combined with cognitive challenges.
New Hampshire Redefines ‘Adequate Education’ Amid Funding Debate
New Hampshire’s redefinition of ‘adequate education’ sparks debate over education funding and equality.
University of Florida Addresses Dysgraphia in Autism Spectrum
The University of Florida addresses dysgraphia in autism spectrum disorders through a recent public session, aiming to support individuals with dysgraphia.
California Introduces Bill to Empower Parents and Students in Special Education
A new bill introduced in California aims to strengthen the voice of parents and students in special education decision-making, potentially improving educational outcomes for students with special needs.
Exercise That Trains Brain and Body Helps Manage ADHD-Related Difficulties
A new study reveals that integrated cognitive-motor exercise can significantly reduce ADHD symptoms in children, offering a promising non-drug management strategy.
New Report Reveals ADHD Misdiagnosis in Women
A recent report highlights the urgent need to address the misdiagnosis of ADHD in women, with the number of new diagnoses doubling between 2020 and 2022.
Houston-Area Vendors Approved for Texas’ $1 Billion Private School Voucher Program
The Texas Education Freedom Accounts program has approved over 600 vendors, including those offering dyslexia services, to help families access specialized education.