Excessive screen exposure is fundamentally altering the trajectory of childhood cognitive development by undermining the biological conditions required for deep learning and sustained attention. This shift is evidenced by the reversal of the Flynn effect and declining performance in memory and executive function across global datasets. While educational technology promises …

The phrase tech layoffs have become one of the most searched employment terms in the world since early 2023. What initially looked like a temporary correction after the pandemic hiring boom has evolved into a prolonged restructuring of the global technology industry. From Silicon Valley giants to once high growth …

Every January, millions of men make the same promise. Eat less, lose weight fast, look sharper, feel better. Gyms fill up, carbohydrates disappear from plates, and social media celebrates dramatic transformations achieved in a few short weeks. Yet by February or March, many men notice something unexpected. Hair thinning at …

Denmark’s digital turning point For more than a decade, Denmark was held up as the global model for digital learning. Tablets replaced textbooks, classrooms went paperless, and children were immersed in screens from their earliest school years. By 2011, Danish schools were among the most digitised in the world, supported …

Advertising at a turning point The future of advertising is being shaped by a simple but powerful idea: attention is no longer something people give deliberately. It is something they generate constantly as they live, watch, scroll and share. Traditional advertising models were built around interruption. A television programme paused …

Bedtime stories that improve spelling, grammar, punctuation, and vocabulary are a primary tool for parents and teachers seeking to bridge literacy gaps through story-based learning rather than rote memorisation. This approach replaces traditional flashcards and dry word lists with engaging narratives that personify parts of speech and punctuation marks to …

Age discrimination is real and it starts before your résumé is read Age discrimination in hiring is no longer anecdotal. It is documented, measurable and quietly systemic. Research from AARP, OECD, Wharton Business School and multiple labour studies confirms what millions of experienced professionals already know. Decisions are often made …

The Study Zone Big Kid Books series enables learners to master English literacy through narrative immersion rather than the repetitive drilling of flashcards. This comprehensive guide addresses the systemic failure of traditional rote memorisation by providing a story-based framework for phonics, grammar, and punctuation. Parents and teachers gain access to …

From AI-powered drug discovery to regenerative therapies and next-generation neurology tools, Mayo Clinic researchers made significant strides in 2025 toward predicting, preventing and treating some of the world’s most serious and complex diseases.  These discoveries reflect progress across three major innovation efforts at Mayo Clinic. Mayo Clinic clinicians and scientists are working together to develop tools to predict …

The fantasy that sells entrepreneurship Search engines are full of polished success stories promising freedom, wealth and control, all wrapped in the idea of being your own boss. The phrase that quietly pulls people in is independence. No manager, no clocking in, no ceiling on income. Yet the truth about …

Story-based instruction using the Study Zone Big Kid Books series provides a comprehensive solution for fixing learning gaps in English literacy. This educational framework moves beyond rote memorisation and dry flashcards by integrating phonics, grammar, and vocabulary into engaging narratives. As students encounter complex vowel patterns and homophones within a …

The Study Zone Big Kid Books series provides a sophisticated story-based solution for adult literacy learners who require age-appropriate materials to master reading and writing. This comprehensive guide addresses the systemic failure of traditional literacy programmes that rely on juvenile content, which often alienates mature students. By replacing flashcards and …

Price controls are government mandates that set maximum or minimum prices for goods and services. They are often introduced with intent to protect consumers from rapid inflation, to maintain affordability during crises, or to prevent perceived exploitation by suppliers. Despite the good intentions that drive them, recorded evidence from history …

A child’s attention span is not fixed at birth. It is shaped daily by environment, habits, expectations and the examples set by adults. In a world saturated with screens, notifications and constant stimulation, many parents and educators are noticing that children struggle to concentrate for sustained periods. This is not …

The real business media houses were built on The fall of journalism is often blamed on declining standards, political pressure, social media misinformation or a supposed lack of public interest in serious reporting. Those explanations are comforting because they frame the crisis as cultural or ideological. The truth is far …