Girls will see a path for themselves if we show how engineering makes a difference
Girls will see a path for themselves if we show how engineering makes a difference
‘Fewer selfies, more reality,’ says Damian Hinds
Kids are growing up with a "warped view of what is normal because so much of what they see on social media is false," warns United Kingdom's Ed Sec Hinds
Computer ‘geek’ stereotype puts girls off subject
Cultural stereotyping of computer users as "male, socially awkward and intense" has led to a low number of girls studying computing, says UK study
Can you solve it? Are you in the smartest 1 per cent (of 13-year-olds)?
Can you solve these puzzles that are given to the United Kingdom's adolescent math prodigies?
Forest schools: how climbing trees and making dens can help children develop resilience
Playing outdoors and taking risks has significant benefits for children and can help to develop their emotional resilience
Student saving tips: how to stretch your loan until the end of term
From managing bills to finding the best student discounts, here are some expert tips for college students on making their money last
Obesity and depression ‘hand-in-hand’ in children
Study finds obesity and mental health in children were closely linked, and gradually increased throughout childhood.
Kate Clanchy: ‘Poetry makes children feel important, that they’re heard’
Why students benefit from learning and reading poetry
Why people should still learn foreign languages by Samantha Harvey, Wimbledon High School
A high school student describes why kids her age benefit from learning a foreign language
Music lessons ‘being stripped’ out of schools in England
Music programs are becoming an endangered species in schools