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New physical phenomenon creates a big breakthrough
Increasingly, the surprising new properties of the miraculous material have been discovered for these two Nobel Prize-winning Russian physicists.
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Students study poorly due to using computers?
Recently Randall Stross in the New York Times newspaper reported that the widespread use of computers at school, especially the program
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Wi-Fi waves can harm children
Scientists worry that Wi-Fi transmitters can cause bad symptoms in children, such as headaches, dizziness, and insomnia.
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I am easily neurotic if my parents are overly concerned
The over-arching of parents can influence the personality of the children in a negative direction.
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Good learning tips for Finnish children
More than 100 expert delegations visited Finland's capital Helsinki last year in the hope of finding the secrets that make children here impressive academic achievements.
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Which children are vulnerable to bullying?
Too gentle, not knowing how to resolve conflicts with friends are just two of the reasons why children are often beaten, intimidated or isolated at school.
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Slow children know cows often learn poorly at school
Babies who haven't crawled at 9 months of age face the risk of being left behind at school and having trouble catching up with their classmates, a study has just reveale…
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8:25 am morning is the most stressful time for mothers
A survey showed that 8:25 am is the most stressful time of the day for busy 21st century mothers.
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Children may be infected with the fear of math from the teacher
One study showed that the fear of elementary school math teachers could be transmitted to female students.
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Left-handed children prefer to go to school
Left-handed students prefer to go to school and have better relationship with teachers than right-handed children, but are more passive in doing homework.
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Chewing gum can help children learn better
US scientists claim that chewing gum can increase students' grades at school, at least with math.
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Brain structure reinforces immunity
For the first time researchers at the University of Pennsylvania, the school of veterinary medicine has developed a real-time image of the human body's immune response t…
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Want smart children, let them play chess
Chess instructors have discovered this sport game to help children behave smarter, better focused and logical. It is also particularly good for autistic children or beha…
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Taste of sensitive women than men?
Girls always have a better taste than boys. Up to one-third of school-age children like soft drinks without sugar.
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Increasing violence is early violence in children
Not only American children are becoming increasingly aggressive due to agitated gaming.