Psychology Today

Strategies to support learning in students with Down Syndrome

Do Learning Styles Predict Grades?

Are they related? And what's the link?

Can’t we just talk? Is social media replacing our ability to connect and empathize?

Dyslexia doesn't have to hold you back. In our research, we found that adults with dyslexia used their strengths in visual working memory to focus their attention.

Should preterm children receive learning support early in their school career?

Selfies: Is Facebook a modern-day reflecting pool for narcissists?

Facebook use is linked to higher intelligence in teenagers. Researchers found that the longer the duration of Facebook membership, the better the test scores in working memory, verbal IQ, and spelling.

When it comes to learning success, does it matter if a student is a verbalizer or visualizer? What about whether they are a wholistic thinker or an analytic thinker? Find out in a study looking at test scores of high school students.

January is National Thank You Month. Here are three top reasons why you should show you are thankful by giving back to your community.

Working memory is critical for many activities at school, from complex subjects such as reading comprehension, mental arithmetic, and word problems to simple tasks like copying from the board and navigating the halls. We have a limited space for processing information, and the size of various individuals' working memory capacity can vary greatly.