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Reading & Math Science Enhance English Learners’ Performance: Study

The journal Learning Disabilities Research and Practice published new research that took place at the University of Kansas. The focus of the research was on how comprehension strategy instruction affects children’s word-problem-solving performance. Third-grade English Learners were chosen as participants.  66 third-grade

Education

Understanding Seasonal Migraine Triggers: Myths, Causes, and Coping Strategies 

A migraine headache generates severe pulsating or throbbing sensations. Migraines can be triggered by a variety of circumstances, including seasonal variations.As per research, some “substances or conditions” might cause a migraine attack, including some of the subtle changes that occur

Parenting

Finding Balance: Managing Responsibilities After Parentification

When parents fail to provide all the love and care a child deserves and rely on their children for the same, it leads to Parentification. As a result, a child becomes a caregiver. It makes a child handle all the

Life Style

The Psychology of Routine: Experts Insights

Routine refers to a regular way of doing a task, or duty or following a behavior in an organized pattern. Following a routine will make you a better individual. If you are a person who goes to bed at a

News

Covishield vaccine can be a cause of brain and heart stroke, makers admitted

Vaccines came up as a savior for people across the world. But was Covishield a shield for you? The British pharma giant, the developer of Covishield AstraZeneca, finally admits rare cases of strokes and blood clots as side effects of

Parenting

9 Poor Habits that Children Inherit from Their Parents

Parental influence is pivotal in shaping children’s habits and behaviours. From fostering emotional development to instilling discipline and values, parents play a vital role in moulding their children’s character and habits. Understanding this influence sheds light on the profound impact

Technology

Parenting in the Smartphone Era: Effects on Child Development

“My child doesn’t eat without watching videos on the smartphone”, “he cries and throws a  tantrum if I don’t give him the phone.” These are common statements we hear at family dinners by the parents. In a world where our

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Study: Web-Based Chats Boost Brain Function in Older Adults

A recent study carried out at Massachusetts General Hospital has demonstrated the potential of web-based conversations to improve cognitive abilities in elderly persons who are socially isolated. Known as the I-CONECT experiment, this project used online dialogues to improve memory

Awareness

Psychology behind Savings

Saving money is a fundamental aspect of personal finance, yet many individuals struggle to save effectively. While it may seem straightforward—spend less than you earn—there’s a complex interplay of psychological factors that influence our saving habits. Children growing up in

Awareness

What is Languishing?

Being in this condition, you might not have a reason to stay in it. It is a difficult prospect to envisage or move on to success or happiness. It’s not like you give up all the time. You’re languishing. “Languishing”