How Do Peers Impact Learning—Virtual Edition?

As education has moved increasingly online, it’s important to understand how peers can help one another learn in virtual settings.

Female Middle School Math Teachers Mean Better Grades for Girls Now, More STEM Participation Later

Studies have found that female students perform better when taught by female teachers. But, there is little evidence on whether

Since television was introduced to a large audience around the mid-20th century, its effects have been debated. A widespread concern

Sandra E. Black, our former editor for The Journal of Human Resources, has been selected to be a member of

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The JHR is pleased to welcome David Figlio as editor. David is the Director of the Institute for Policy Research

Glen G. Cain served as Editor of The Journal of Human Resources from 1974-76 and was on the Advisory board