prosocial Latest about prosocial Study: Popular Students Are Not Always Well-liked By Erik Ofgang published 18 January 22 Middle school students generally liked classmates who were high-achieving academically, helpful, kind, and cooperative. On the other hand, the classmates they considered most popular were sometimes seen as mean and aggressive. Learning Tech & Learning NewsletterTools and ideas to transform education. Sign up below.* To subscribe, you must consent to Future’s privacy policy. MORE FROM TECH & LEARNING...1Beyond the Hype: How Human-Centered Leadership Shapes the Future of AI in Education2Beyond the Screen: How Esports is Redefining Student Wellness3What Is Wayfinder And How Can I Use It To Teach?4Finding The Right Tools To Drive Student Innovation 5Chatting with Machines: What Adults Should Know About Student Use of AI Companions
Study: Popular Students Are Not Always Well-liked By Erik Ofgang published 18 January 22 Middle school students generally liked classmates who were high-achieving academically, helpful, kind, and cooperative. On the other hand, the classmates they considered most popular were sometimes seen as mean and aggressive.
