Suicidal Risk Affects a Quarter of Moroccan Students In Morocco, nearly one in four students exhibits suicidal risk in the month preceding a survey conducted among 1,191 young people from Abdelmalek Essaâdi University. Among them, the majority are classified as low risk, but some require urgent psychiatric care. This reality highlights a silent crisis among… Continue reading Suicidal Risk Affects a Quarter of Moroccan Students
The Role of Fathers and Early Life Experiences on Oxytocin Levels in Children
The Role of Fathers and Early Life Experiences on Oxytocin Levels in Children Oxytocin, often referred to as the attachment hormone, plays a key role in social bonds, behavior, and physiological regulation. A recent study reveals that children whose fathers are actively involved in their care and spend time playing with them have higher oxytocin… Continue reading The Role of Fathers and Early Life Experiences on Oxytocin Levels in Children
The Role of Fathers and Early Life Experiences on Oxytocin Levels in Children
The Role of Fathers and Early Life Experiences on Oxytocin Levels in Children Oxytocin, often referred to as the bonding hormone, plays a key role in social connections, behavior, and physiological regulation. A recent study reveals that children whose fathers are actively involved in their care and spend time playing with them have higher oxytocin… Continue reading The Role of Fathers and Early Life Experiences on Oxytocin Levels in Children
Emotional Regulation Difficulties in Young Autistic Children
Emotional Regulation Difficulties in Young Autistic Children Emotional regulation represents a major challenge for many young autistic children. A recent analysis conducted in Australia reveals that 43% of preschool-aged autistic children exhibit a dysregulation profile, characterized by difficulties in managing their emotions, attention, and behaviors. This profile manifests as a combination of anxiety disorders, aggressive… Continue reading Emotional Regulation Difficulties in Young Autistic Children
Aerobic Exercise Improves Working Memory in Internet-Addicted Students
Aerobic Exercise Improves Working Memory in Internet-Addicted Students A regular practice of moderate-intensity aerobic exercise significantly improves working memory in university students suffering from internet addiction. This improvement is evidenced by a notable increase in performance on demanding cognitive tasks, as shown by the results of a twelve-week intervention. The participants, male students with moderate… Continue reading Aerobic Exercise Improves Working Memory in Internet-Addicted Students
Passive smoking worsens respiratory problems in adolescents
Passive smoking worsens respiratory problems in adolescents Adolescents regularly exposed to tobacco smoke in their environment develop more respiratory symptoms. A survey conducted among 2,885 students aged 12 to 15 in the township of Soshanguve, South Africa, reveals clear links between this exposure and conditions such as asthma, wheezing, or rhinitis. The results show that… Continue reading Passive smoking worsens respiratory problems in adolescents
Nepal’s Schools Combat Heart Disease Through Edutainment
Nepal’s Schools Combat Heart Disease Through Edutainment In Nepal, a serious but preventable heart disease continues to affect many children. This is rheumatic heart disease, a condition that occurs after untreated throat infections. Without prompt treatment, it can cause permanent heart damage, especially in young people. Every year, this disease causes thousands of deaths worldwide,… Continue reading Nepal’s Schools Combat Heart Disease Through Edutainment
Malnutrition and health problems massively affect urban schoolchildren in India
Malnutrition and health problems massively affect urban schoolchildren in India A recent analysis conducted in a large private school in Pune, India, reveals an alarming situation among urban schoolchildren. More than 70% of the 4,848 children studied, aged 3 to 17, suffer from malnutrition, while nearly half have dental problems. Visual impairments affect more than… Continue reading Malnutrition and health problems massively affect urban schoolchildren in India
Is Generative Artificial Intelligence Transforming Education for Better or for Worse?
Is Generative Artificial Intelligence Transforming Education for Better or for Worse? Generative artificial intelligence, particularly tools like ChatGPT, is gradually establishing itself in the educational landscape, sparking both enthusiasm and concerns. A recent survey conducted among 82 teachers and 190 students reveals contrasting perceptions, as well as points of convergence regarding its impact on higher… Continue reading Is Generative Artificial Intelligence Transforming Education for Better or for Worse?
Can Artificial Intelligence Make Learning More Visible and Less Fatiguing?
Can Artificial Intelligence Make Learning More Visible and Less Fatiguing? The integration of generative artificial intelligence in higher education opens new perspectives for making learning more transparent and accessible. However, its use raises questions about its real impact: does it help students reason better, develop their creativity and ethical sense, or does it simply make… Continue reading Can Artificial Intelligence Make Learning More Visible and Less Fatiguing?