- Productive Failure is featured in a story on TimeForKids.com: Work Your Mind: Figuring something out on your own may be the best way to learn, published on April 25, 2012.
- Take a look at this Time.com story on Productive Failure: Why Floundering Is Good, published on April 25, 2012.
- Take a look at this Straits Times story on Productive Failure: Young kids learn better through play? So do teens: Study, published on June 28, 2013.
- Implicit Social Cognition is featured in a story on The Straits Times (Home, Page B1) on July 15, 2014.
- Dr Kapur’s article In the classrooms of Singapore, calculators are not crutches has been published on The Conversation on May 21, 2014.
News

Interview (1) with Prof. Manu Kapur in BOLD – Blog on Learning and Development
Manu Kapur explains his concept of “Productive Failure”. In the first part of the interview, he also discusses why teaching should be guided by the latest research on human cognition and learning.

Diplomatic Courier interview with Prof Kapur at the Global Talent Summit 2017
Watch the Diplomatic Courier interview with Prof Kapur at the Global Talent Summit 2017, ETH Zurich

Global Talent Summit 2017 and Swiss Radio Interview
Manu was invited to speak at the Global Talent Summit 2017 in ETH Zurich, Switzerland.
He was also interviewed by the Swiss Radio, Schweizer Radio und Fernsehen (SRF). The audio of the interview (in German) can be found here

Prepare students ‘to fail’ so they can learn, report suggests
Manu's work on Productive Failure spotlighted in an article, published in The Times Higher Education (1st December 2016).

Innovating Pedagogy 2016
The Innovating Pedagogy 2016 report features Manu's research on Productive Failure as one of ten innovations that can potentially transform education. Click here to find out more.

Even in Singapore its high figures are not sacred anymore
Dr. Manu Kapur's commentary on creativity and innovation development in Singapore's current education system was featured in a Dutch news article published in De Groene Amsterdammer (18th October 2016).