education
Switzerland: The Women’s Strike Expressed in Many Ways
For the second time in nearly 30 years, the women of Switzerland took to the streets to go on strike o.n June 14th 2019. This is an insider review. Why did you strike? How did you strike? Read their true stories here
The Power of Bilingual stories with Culture NetWorld
Build children’s confidence through the power of bilingual bedtime stories Interview with Marie-Odile Hussain | By Darie Nani Raising a bilingual child is especially difficult for expat parents who don’t speak another language themselves. It’s possible to give your child…
Be Chill Happy Confident Self
50% of people with a mental illness developed it before the age of 14, 75% by the age of 24* which is around the time the brain completes its development and is considered to be mature.
Shared Dreams Creating a better reality for orphans
“I’ll do it myself Busy Book” - a developing soft book, which helps small children to develop their sensory skills & fine motor skills, which is important for their development.
You have to ask WHY?
If we could focus on the individual and identify their specific biological pathways that were imbalanced we could target treatment protocols more effectively instead of just treating the symptoms.
Globalisation was rife in the 16th century – clues from Renaissance paintings
Leah Clark, The Open University For many, the Renaissance was the revival or “rebirth” of Western classical antiquity, associated with great artists painting the Sistine Chapel and the invention of the printing press in Europe. These local, European phenomena seem…
Brexit’s ‘Global Britain’: UK needs a clear economic strategy for its trading future, not a dead colonial fantasy
The EU may or may not be the way forward, but the Global Britain narrative is likely to prove counterproductive either way.
‘Revolutionary change’ needed to stop unprecedented global extinction crisis
Michelle Lim, University of Adelaide We are witnessing the loss of biodiversity at rates never before seen in human history. Nearly a million species face extinction if we do not fundamentally change our relationship with the natural world, according to…
Screen time for children: the WHO’s extreme new approach may do little to curb obesity
aim to help parents make healthy choices for their families, suggesting that parents should consider four key questions: is screen time controlled? Does screen use interfere with what your family wants to do? Does screen use interfere with sleep? And, are you able to control snacking during screen time?
Strategic Solutions to fill Security “Gaps”
Law makers do not tend to have a strong background in security, especially the more technological disciplines. Many of our laws are years, perhaps even a decade or more behind the current technological climate.
Why the world is due a revolution in economics education
we ignore politics at our own peril – by blindsiding ourselves or dismissing it as “external stuff”, we hamper our understanding of the very system we study.