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Standardized Testing Debate — Standardized Testing: What the Evidence Actually Says
Large studies find admissions tests predict grades at a .47 correlation, barely moved by income controls. The bias picture is narrower than either side claims.
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How to Read Science Headlines Without Being Fooled
Cardiff University studies traced exaggerated advice and causal claims from press releases into news. A checklist for reading science headlines, grounded in named research.
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Research Rabbit and the New Tools Reshaping Literature Reviews
Citation graph tools map a research field from seed papers. A 2023 library review documents how Research Rabbit works, what it costs, and where its ranking engine stays opaque.
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Research Synonym — Synonym Traps: Words That Change Meaning in Academic Writing
Swapping near-identical words can change a scientific claim. Three named audits show how often causal language and hype words drift in abstracts, reviews, and journals.
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State Education Standards Comparison: How Texas and California Teach the Same Subject Differently
Texas and California run nearly opposite standards systems. State agency documents and a 2004 institute review describe both processes and the textbook market they create.
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What TIS's Build-vs-Buy Research Actually Says About AI Forecasting Costs
A vendor whitepaper argues internal builds get expensive as complexity grows. Its claims deserve a careful reading.
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Break: Stuck at the Same Weights? What the New ACSM Guidance Says to Change
The American College of Sports Medicine's first resistance-training update since 2009 points to one variable worth changing first — and it depends on your goal.