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Research Roundup September 2021

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One early indicator of this effect may be observed by looking at educational outcomes in childhood: early impairments may result in challenges on behavioral, academic, and social fronts. These difficulties, in turn, result in poor educational outcomes that set a trajectory for poor future health.

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Using Augmented Reality for the Treatment of Substance Use Disorders

Society of Clinical Psychology

AR first got wide-spread attention with the Pokémon Go app, and it has since expanded to other uses in retail, education and entertainment. Computational and Mathematical Methods in Medicine, 2015 , 1-12. For instance furniture retailers have used AR to allow consumers to view digital depictions of products within the home (e.g.,

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Children referred to social care twice as likely to fail GCSE maths and English

The Guardian

Research found 53% of teenagers in England who had been referred to services did not achieve a pass in both subjects Children in England who are referred to social services at any point in their childhood are twice as likely to fail GCSE maths and English, according to new research published ahead of results day on Thursday. Analysts looked at 1.6m

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Classroom Talk

The Critical Blog

Some positions taken by teachers on these questions may be strongly value-related and embedded in the purposes of education more widely. Within the UK, for example, the effects of what Sahlberg (2016) calls the Global Education Reform Movement have been felt. Nevertheless, such arguments are by no means universally accepted or enacted.