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Positive “emodiversity” – experiencing a variety of positive emotions – plays an important role in bodily health

Digital technologies used in schools are increasingly being harnessed to amplify corporate marketing and profit-making and extend the reach of commercializing activities into every aspect of students’ school lives.

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Minds & Technology: Transform Schools with Neuroscience, Robots, Maker spaces, and Virtual Reality

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Merging Minds & Technology

Transform Schools with Neuroscience, Robots, Makerspaces, and Virtual Reality

November 10-12, 2017

Held at the Westin Copley Place Hotel in Boston, MA

CREATE ENGAGING SCHOOLS OF THE FUTURE

Neuroscience and technology are merging to transform schools, eliminating rows of desks, teacher-centered instruction, and bored students.

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PEW Report: Most patients in U.S. have high praise for their health care providers

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Nearly nine-in-ten Americans (87%) who have seen a health care provider in the past year say their concerns or descriptions of symptoms were carefully listened to, and 84% say they felt their provider “really cared about (their) health and well-being,” according to a

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Call for New TQR Editorial Board Members

Please review this recent announcement from The Qualitative Report Editorial Board:

We are seeking new energetic and dedicated reviewers to join The Qualitative Report’s (TQR) Editorial Board!

We receive a wide variety of qualitative research articles reporting on a vast range of topic areas from authors living around the world. Manuscripts may reflect scientific, artistic, or critical perspectives.

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NCES Releases "Status and Trends in the Education of Racial and Ethnic Groups 2017"

Review this new report from the National Center for Educational Statistics regarding the education of racial and ethnic groups.

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CLSER Revels in Great Year of Fellowship, Visibility, and 300th Affiliate

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View the publications, presentations, awards, and other successes of CLSER research affiliates, fellows, and leadership over the past year.

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CDC Webinar: Empowering Nurses to Protect Themselves and Their Patients: The Importance of Collaboration between Nurses and Environmental Services

CDC Webinar: Monday, August 21"Empowering Nurses to Protect Themselves and Their Patients: The Importance of Collaboration between Nurses and Environmental Services"

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Crime, Violence, Discipline, and Safety in U.S. Public Schools: Findings From the School Survey on Crime and Safety, 2015-16

Read this new report on school violence and safety from the U.S. Department of Education.

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Members of the Central Florida Campus Published in "Digital Measures"

Dr. Audrey Ellison and Dr. Pat D'Urso published a peer reviewed article titled "An Andragogical Approah To Blended Learning at the University Graduate Level."

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