Many teachers spend a lot of money just to provide their children with educational materials. 77% of teachers spend their...
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The perception on the importance of a college degree has shifted greatly over the past few decades, as...
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Dyspraxia is an illness that can affect a child’s abilities both inside and outside of the classroom. It interferes with fine motor skills, gross motor skills, organizational tasks, and both verbal and non-verbal communication with peers....
There’s a keen physiological link between the brain and digestive system. The bacteria that reside in the gut appear to play an important role and are able to communicate with the central nervous system, primarily through neural, endocrine, and...
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Having a problem remembering things? Here are ten easy ways to exercise your brain that are shown to help boost both short-term and long-term memory. They’re simple exercises, you can do them almost anywhere and anytime, so this may be just the answer you’ve...
Students with Dyslexia have always faced challenges in the classroom but now they are taking charge and showing their support along the way. Parents and teachers are proud of the progress that students have made. They have shed light on a positive story regarding Dyslexic students. These students have made strides in related academic fields too.
Adolescence is a time of great development. The brain is young, malleable and eager to experience new things. The teenage years are also the most crucial window for learning. Drug addiction, however, is a learned disease, and younger brains are the...
