Let's Prevent New Term Syndrome Through Group Activities
The article discusses the challenges children face during the new school semester, contributing to what is termed 'new term syndrome,' and suggests that parents and teachers need to understand these challenges better.
Parents of First-Graders: Support from Behind Rather Than Over-Intervention
As the new school year begins, the anxieties of first-time parents sending their children to school for the first time are highlighted, emphasizing the importance of supportive perspectives rather than over-involvement.
Please develop 'prevention of harm' and 'respect for boundaries,' and further cultivate 'empathy'
The article discusses the ongoing issues of gender discrimination and fixed gender norms as children grow up, emphasizing the need for educational interventions that nurture gender sensitivity.
"The state has failed," says expert about the ban on mobile phones in schools. He described a warning signal for children
A debate is growing in Czechia regarding the regulation of mobile phones in schools, with experts advocating for more decisive action from the government amid rising concerns.
New ban in Polish schools? "It will distract students"
Poland is considering a proposal to restrict social media access for children and teenagers, following Australia's decision to ban social media use for those under 16.
"The state has failed," says expert about the ban on mobile phones in schools. He described warning signs in children
The debate over regulating mobile phone use in schools in the Czech Republic is intensifying, with experts advocating for state-led initiatives instead of leaving decisions to individual school directors.
We have no great certainty on how to educate the younger generation
Parents and educators are increasingly confused about how to educate children, seeking guidance from parenting experts amidst a backdrop of shifting societal values.
Why America’s only school choice super PAC is putting some Republicans in the hot seat
The American Federation for Children is leveraging significant funds to influence school choice in upcoming elections, directly targeting Republican politicians opposed to their agenda.
Punjabi school helping students and parents find community and connection
A volunteer-run Punjabi school in Geelong, Australia, has grown from 15 to 53 students by offering cultural education that enhances social connections and language skills among children and their families.
Prague children compete for places in high schools with 'outsiders'. There are more than half of them.
Prague students are facing competition from non-local applicants for high school placements.
UK teachers and parents urged to talk to children about Jeffrey Epstein’s crimes
Experts in the UK are calling for teachers and parents to discuss Jeffrey Epstein’s crimes with children to prevent them from seeking information from unreliable sources.
Matilde Matvere, a Teacher in Narva: The Greatest Gift to a Child is Respect
Matilde Matvere, a teacher in Narva, emphasizes that the greatest gift parents can give their children is respect for themselves and others.
Getting to Know LNMM! Calendar of Activities for Parents and Children for March
A calendar of creative and educational activities for children and parents at the LNMM throughout March.
Between Demand and Academic Excellence: The Debate Facing South Korea
The article discusses the intense competition in South Korea's education system and the impact it has on children's well-being as parents enroll their children in private academies for better chances at top universities.
Social project opens free slots for children in Petrópolis and expands service for neurodivergent students
The Pequena Tribo Social Project in Petrópolis, Brazil, is offering free extracurricular activities for children aged 6 to 10, with open enrollment for the first semester of 2026.
Little Mechanics Built a Miniature of the Legendary Motorcycle
Children in a mechanics club have constructed a miniature version of a famous motorcycle, showcasing their creativity and engineering skills.
Prevention of Bullying and Stopping Abuse: An Interview with an Irish Professor on Why to Put Down the Phone and Listen to Children
The article discusses an interview with Professor Lundy about the importance of listening to children to prevent bullying and abuse.
There is no longer a distinction between what you can expect from mom and from the coach
The article discusses the blurred lines between the parental role and adult authority figures in children's lives, emphasizing the need for children to encounter defeat and abide by rules.
Children overloaded with activities - does 'busy' mean 'happy'?
The article discusses the burden of extracurricular activities on children and questions whether being busy equates to happiness.
Will there be new rules for awarding points in kindergarten recruitment? MEN is silent about the proposal
A Polish politician has called for changes in the public kindergarten recruitment process to prioritize vaccinated children due to rising vaccination hesitancy among parents.
Juan Carlos Cordero, educational economist: 'Intensive use of technology does not contribute to children improving in reading, mathematics or science'
Juan Carlos Cordero, an educational economist from the University of Extremadura, argues that intensive use of technology in classrooms does not enhance children's performance in reading, mathematics, or science.
Six books to talk to children about the tensions of today's world
The article suggests six books that address current global tensions, aimed at helping adults discuss these issues with children.
Book Teaches Children to Understand How São Paulo Changed Over Time
A new book, "São Paulo Desde o InÃcio," helps children explore the historical transformations of São Paulo, illustrating the city's evolution from a wealthy area to its current state.
Education from a Public Perspective to Not Be Controlled by AI: An Expert Teaching AI Ethics
The article discusses the emerging ethical challenges posed by generative AI in education and the need for proper education to help children engage with AI responsibly.
Love is happening in unlikely places
A Nigerian plumber reflects on balancing family responsibilities and aspirations for his children, emphasizing the importance of parental guidance and faith.
Status and progress tests for elementary school children in the coming weeks
Elementary school children in Iceland will undergo status and progress tests over the next few weeks.
School Aid from Anses 2026: How much is the additional payment and who can collect it
The Argentine government has introduced a supplementary payment for families with school-aged children to help cover back-to-school expenses.
The City of Rijeka has provided materials for 'Health Education': Will children in Pula also be indoctrinated with LGBT narratives?
The city of Rijeka is transferring educational materials to Pula for health education, raising concerns about gender ideology influenced by feminist and LGBT groups.
Kano to establish 30 learning centres for out-of-school children
Kano State plans to set up 30 learning centres aimed at enrolling out-of-school children, focusing particularly on girls and Tsangaya pupils.
Children get taste of rural life at France’s farming show, despite lack of cows
Children explored rural life at France's farming show, which notably did not feature cows this year.
The number of elementary and primary school children in GrindavÃk could change by dozens next school year
The number of elementary and primary school children in GrindavÃk is expected to change significantly in the upcoming school year.
The Ministry of Education is preparing a revolution for children: groundbreaking changes starting in 2027
The Polish Ministry of Education has unveiled a bill aimed at restricting children's access to social media, highlighting the need to protect young people from the harms of internet use.
Sweden Moves Towards a Social Media Ban for Children
Sweden plans to implement a nationwide ban on mobile phones in schools by 2026 and is considering a social media ban for children.
Dismissed teacher from Alytus reveals what would calm the teachers' protests
A dismissed teacher from Alytus, who faced allegations of violence against children, outlines demands for independent investigations to address the situation that has caused unrest among local educators.
Rain floods preschool in Rio das Ostras and children need to take shelter on tables
Heavy rain caused flooding in a preschool in Rio das Ostras, Brazil, leading to children seeking refuge on tables to avoid rising water levels.
More children feel good at school, but challenges remain
A report indicates that while a greater number of children are feeling positive about their school experience in Iceland, there are still existing challenges that need to be addressed.
"Mr. Nobody vs Putin": the growing regime propaganda even includes children
A documentary film from Karabash, Russia, highlights the effects of state propaganda on children amid a backdrop of severe environmental degradation.
Brazil has 826,000 children waiting for daycare spots, reveals survey
Brazil has reported 826,371 children in waiting lists for daycare as of 2025, highlighting a significant shortfall in available spots across the country.
Deadline Today, February 27: Last Opportunity to Enroll Your Children in Free 3-K and Pre-K in NYC
Today is the last day for families to register their children for free 3-K and Pre-K programs in New York City, with applications being accepted online and in-person.
This behavior is encouraged not only by auctions in the market – by paying attention to children, they also reward employees
Maxima LT supports the education of its employees' children, providing incentives for good performance and organizing summer camps for high-achieving students.
Poland to ban social media for children after Australian model
Poland plans to ban social media for children under 15 and hold platforms accountable for verifying user ages, according to Education Minister Barbara Nowacka.
Poland wants to ban social media for children
Poland is proposing a law to ban social media for children under 15 years old, as stated by Education Minister Barbara Nowacka.
Conflict between Parents and Schools: How Can We Reach a Compromise?
The article discusses the tensions between parents and schools in Japan, highlighting the importance of communication and understanding in resolving conflicts for the benefit of children.
Foundation empowers 10,000 youths in Benue, Borno, Plateau
The ImpactHub for Youth and Children Foundation has empowered over 10,000 young people in Nigeria through various initiatives focusing on education, mentorship, peacebuilding, and livelihood.
What is 'Life Safety Education'? Is it different from sex education?
Japan's Ministry of Education is implementing 'Life Safety Education' to prevent children from becoming victims or perpetrators of sexual violence, emphasizing respect and awareness.
Heljo Pikhof: The more interest education, the fewer risk children
The article emphasizes the importance of providing free extracurricular activities to children as a fundamental right crucial for their development and future.
Pervert headteacher banned after police found images of children and animals
Former headteacher Ian McDonald has been banned from teaching after being discovered in possession of indecent images.
Narva Museum Holds Adventure Camp for Children
The Narva Museum is hosting a three-day adventure camp for children during the school holidays, featuring pirate games, Viking skills, and scout knowledge.
Collectible Cards, a Proposal for Children to Learn to Protect Native Animals
The article discusses a new initiative by Clarin and Fundación Vida Silvestre to educate children about endangered native animals in Argentina through collectible cards.
Rhea Chakraborty met with school children
Rhea Chakraborty interacted with school children during her recent visit.