But intentional looping is not very common, which the researchers say is an opportunity for schools as they work to meet students’ academic and social needs in the wake of the pandemic.

In the 2011-12 school year, 19 percent of public and private schools in the United States did some form of looping. (This is the most recent year for which data on looping from the National Center for ...

In “Looping: Here’s What Happens When Students Have the Same Teacher More Than Once (June 21, 2022),” the article shares research that looping has many benefits to student learning and ...

Cannabis looping and Smurfing schemes can be solved by leveraging a blockchain based system for state reporting within a given market. Using blockchain to document transactions would eliminate the ...