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Gen perfect: is our economy fuelling a generation of perfectionists?

29 September 2026 · Dr Thomas Curran
Health
Young students looking stressed and anxious

Humanising statistics: how emotionally intelligent teaching can transform mathematics anxiety

29 September 2026 · Dr Meena Mehta Kotecha
Society
woman's silhouette with maths equations

Do diverse teams work better? Evidence from a real-world classroom experiment

28 July 2026 · Dr Valentina Contreras, Dr Johann Koehler, Dr Chiara Orsini, Professor Berkay Ozcan
Society
Two women working together

Tackling school bullying: insights from Mexico

24 March 2026 · Dr Kevin Zapata-Celestino
Society
Young boys stand together with the colours of the Mexican flag overlaid

Teaching about colonialism in the classroom

24 March 2026 · Professor Leigh Gardner, Professor Tirthankar Roy, Professor Mohamed Saleh
Race equity
Various photographs from colonial times including of a train, ship and the British flag.

Recommended reading on AI and technology

27 May 2025 · LSE Blogs
AI and tech
book covers of AI-focused books

How do the cybercriminals behind business email compromise fraud operate?

28 January 2025
Society
man sitting in front of computer screens

How can we understand AI?

26 November 2024 · Dr Milena Tsvetkova
Society
How can we understand AI?

The moral failings of UK military recruitment

23 July 2024 · Dr Jonathan Parry
Politics
Young British Army soldiers

How can we improve services for young homeless people?

23 July 2024 · Laura Lane
Politics
Improve services for young homeless people

Shameful pasts: why is South Africa's youth disengaged from apartheid?

23 July 2024 · Dr Chana Teeger
Race equity
South Africa Apartheid teaching

Young children and technology: what does “good” look like for young children’s digital lives?

23 July 2024 · Professor Sonia Livingstone
Society
young children using laptops