The BBC's Mark Easton tests the theory that happier people do good things like returning lost property.

Behrens et al. document how facilitators vary when handling student emotions during simulation—some adjust, some let emotions run, others debrief after. They explore how beliefs about learning shape ...

Trusts work with the Royal Horticultural Society to create outdoor refuges for staff and patients

Introduction Educators strive to engage learners with their learning. At the heart of this process is empowering individuals to intentionally participate in educational opportunities afforded to the.....

“The kindly word, the cheerful greeting, the sympathetic look, trivial though they may seem, help to brighten the paths of the poor sufferers and are often as ‘oil and wine’ to the bruised spirits ent...

Dr Susan Taheri encourages many patients to join her in her garden to help with their conditions.

With over 180 events across 50+ venues, the NI Science Festival offers a stimulating and wide range of events focusing on the wonders of science, technology, engineering and mathematics.

First building to open at Huddersfield’s National Health Innovation Centre is named after NHS’s first black matron In a full-scale model of a house, a £50,000 mannequin that can breathe, blink and cough waits for the replica of an ambulance. Eerily…

Dr Susan Taheri encourages many patients to join her in her garden to help with their conditions.

A professor of statistics explains that living is about taking risks and not knowing the outcome, and why it’s important to accept and embrace that

There is a widespread idea that in grounded theory (GT) research, the researcher has to delay the literature review until the end of the analysis to avoid contamination – a dictum that might turn e...