Glickman: Cell phones are distractions, not toys
Parents must recognize the detrimental effects of excessive cellphone use and prioritize after-school activities and homework ...
Parents worried about their children’s career aspirations with majority feeling out of touch over rise of technology
PARENTS are worried about their children’s career aspirations – with 57 per cent feeling out of touch due to the rise of ...
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Research Finds Kids Quit Sports Despite Confidence Boost
Confidence and connection are two of the key benefits beyond physical health for kids playing team sports, according to new research[1] released today ...
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Freemasons fonate £47000 to Wigan Athletic Community Trust
More than 80 families from some of the most deprived areas in Wigan and Leigh will be leading healthier lifestyles thanks to a £47,000 grant from West Lancashire Freemasons to the Wigan Athletic ...
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How music is helping Mansfield children to learn, feel and create
School children in Mansfield have been reaping the benefits of a pioneering council scheme to bring more classical music into ...
'It's a crime to be a girl': The forgotten women of Afghanistan
As the world’s focus has shifted to other regions and conflicts — Russia’s invasion of Ukraine and the Israel-Hamas war — the ...
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MTA’S top 10 new resource trends this year
Let’s take a look at what Modern Teaching Aids (MTA) is bringing to early childhood education and care services in 2025.
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5 Social Skills Every Teen With Anxiety Needs to Learn
Teaching anxious teens social skills, such as starting conversations, reading cues, and handling rejection, helps them build confidence and navigate social situations.