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School choice proponents say it offers families more options – but those don’t always extend to immigrant students
Educators, politicians and education observers have long debated school choice. This controversial policy approach lets families pick alternatives to their assigned neighborhood public schools and, in some cases, allows them to use government funds to pay for private school tuition or other educational expenses.
School choice proponents say it offers families more options – but those don’t always extend to immigrant students
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Imperial College-London: Behind the Scenes - Filming on Campus for Attenborough and the Giant Sea Monster January 02, 2024 LONDON, England, Jan. 2 (TNSres) -- Imperial College London issued the following news: Imperial's part in the documentary Attenborough and the Giant Sea Monster is the end result of collaboration and teamwork from Imperial.
Non‐invasive vagus nerve stimulation and the motivation to work for rewards: A replication of Neuser et al. (2020, Nature Communications)
1 INTRODUCTION Transcutaneous auricular vagal nerve stimulation (taVNS) is a non-invasive technique that electrically stimulates the auricular branch of the vagus nerve, the nerve that connects the gut and brain through the gut-brain axis. The stimulation is applied to the outer ear, at the cymba concha, on the inner side of the tragus.
Pupil size reflects activation of subcortical ascending arousal system nuclei during rest
Decision letter after peer review: Thank you for submitting your article "Pupil size reflects activation of subcortical ascending arousal system nuclei during rest" for consideration by eLife. Your article has been reviewed by 3 peer reviewers, including Mara Mather as the Reviewing Editor and Reviewer #1, and the evaluation has been overseen by Christian Büchel as the Senior Editor.
Episodic future thinking together with observational learning benefits prospective memory in high‐functioning Korsakoff’s syndrome patients
Abstract Objective Patients with Korsakoff’s syndrome (KS) have difficulty carrying out tasks which rely on prospective memory (PM). Since remembering to carry out an action in the future is crucial for living independently, it is of primary interest to develop strategies that improve PM performance in KS patients. Design The study employed a computer categorization task as an ongoing activity into which a PM task was embedded.
Episodic future thinking together with observational learning benefits prospective memory in high‐functioning Korsakoff’s syndrome patients
Abstract Objective Patients with Korsakoff’s syndrome (KS) have difficulty carrying out tasks which rely on prospective memory (PM). Since remembering to carry out an action in the future is crucial for living independently, it is of primary interest to develop strategies that improve PM performance in KS patients. Design The study employed a computer categorization task as an ongoing activity into which a PM task was embedded.
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