Education
A Bridge Laid Before New Knowledge: The Advance Organizer
Proposed by educational psychologist David Ausubel, an advance organizer is a broad, general idea presented before new material so it can connect to what learners already know. Thi
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Tourism studies
New Trends Driving Change in Travel
In modern society, travel has established itself as an important part of life, extending beyond a simple hobby. It is now recognized as an essential experience in the process of ex
Economics
The Tug-of-War Between Prices and Jobs: The Phillips Curve
The Phillips curve shows an inverse relationship between unemployment and the pace at which wages and prices rise. This article covers what Phillips found, how the curve was used i
Tourism studies
Tourism That Swallows Cities: The Structure of Overtourism and Its Solutions
What if, out of nowhere, hundreds of visitors from elsewhere began coming to the alley outside your home every day to take selfies, shouting and singing loudly until late at night,
Chemistry
Light That Blooms Without a Flame: Chemiluminescence
Chemiluminescence is the phenomenon in which energy released by a chemical reaction comes out as light instead of heat. This piece covers how excited molecules produce this ‘cold l
Journalism & communication
Redefining Trust and Transparency in Journalism in the Digital Age
The transmission of information and communication play central roles in modern society. Among these activities, journalism plays an important role in providing society with essenti
Tourism studies
It Starts and Ends at Home: Leiper’s Tourism System
Leiper’s Tourism System views tourism as one connected system of tourists, the region they leave, the route they travel, the destination they stay in, and the tourism industry. Lea
Education
Building a Foothold for Learning: Scaffolding
Scaffolding is a teaching strategy that gives learners temporary support for tasks they cannot yet do alone and gradually removes it as their abilities grow. This article covers it
Social welfare
Welfare That Pays Families to Send Children to School: Conditional Cash Transfers
A conditional cash transfer gives money to poor households only if they meet set conditions, such as keeping children in school or getting regular health checkups. This article cov
Statistics
Why Your Friends Have More Friends Than You: The Friendship Paradox
The friendship paradox is the phenomenon in which most people's friends have, on average, more friends than they do. This article explains why it happens with a simple calculation,
Business administration
The Option That Changes Your Choice: The Decoy Effect
The decoy effect is when a deliberately less attractive option makes another product look better. This piece explains asymmetric dominance from Huber, Payne and Puto’s 1982 study,
Journalism & communication
News Inflated to Sell More Copies: Yellow Journalism
Yellow journalism is sensational reporting that uses eye-catching headlines and exaggerated content to boost newspaper sales. This article covers how the name arose from a fierce 1