March 2000 | Vol. 31 No. 3
COVER STORY:
From bran scan to lesson plan
- Brain studies point to inefficient connections in people with dyslexia
- Food for thought: Glucose is good for learning and memory
- Funding sources for brain-imaging research on learning
- Watching the Brain at Work
- From Brain Scan to Lesson Plan
- The debate over child care isn't over yet...
- What's the link between speed and reading in children with dyslexia?
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IN BRIEF
- Sexual identity is far from fixed in women who aren't exclusively heterosexual
- Study finds high rates of CFS in minorities, people with less education
- Unplanned Cesarean deliveries mar mothers' experience of childbirth
- Zigler wins prestigious Heinz award
- New theory on the making of a false memory
- Researchers need to look at more than census data to examine a neighborhood's health, article suggests
- Drastic dieting usually leads to weight gain, study finds
- Empathy with victim determines views on sexual harassment
- NSF names a psychologist to head its behavioral and social sciences program
- New Web site demystifies data-sharing regulation
- NIH programs seek to increase research relevance to practice
