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Maine homeschoolers turn farms, forests into living classrooms
8+ min ago (1420+ words) EDITOR'S NOTE:This story is the third in a series examining homeschooling in rural Maine and its growing popularity. At Sweet Tomatoes Learning Center in Jay, getting outside and interacting with nature takes centerstage. Working with animals has become a…...
UK government begins consultation on social media ban for under-16s
30+ min ago (851+ words) Watch: Children tell Newsround their thoughts on a social media ban in the UK Children and adults are being asked their opinions as part of a public consultation being launched by the UK government on Monday, looking at how best…...
Business News | Tap into India's Urban Growth Story with CEPT's Specialised MBA Programs
58+ min ago (290+ words) New Delhi [India], March 2: CEPT University's Faculty of Management has opened admissions for its specialised MBA programs designed exclusively for careers in the urban and built environment domain. Also Read | Sehri Time and Iftar Time Today, March 3: Timings for 13th Roza…...
Prenatal Chemicals and Genes Impact Fetal Growth
1+ hour, 13+ min ago (1139+ words) In recent years, the insidious impact of prenatal exposure to various lifestyle-related and environmental chemicals on birth outcomes has garnered significant attention within the scientific community. Increasing evidence points towards the complex interplay between maternal exposures and genetic predispositions, suggesting…...
Odds for outgrowing shellfish allergy lower with comorbid asthma
1+ hour, 18+ min ago (465+ words) PHILADELPHIA " Children with shellfish allergy had reduced odds for outgrowing this allergy if they also had asthma, oral allergy syndrome or allergic rhinitis, according to study findings presented here. These data were presented at the American Academy of Allergy, Asthma…...
Tap into Indias Urban Growth Story with CEPTs Specialised MBA Programs
1+ hour, 23+ min ago (118+ words) Tap into Indias Urban Growth Story with CEPTs Specialised MBA Programs As India's real estate landscape continues to expand rapidly and urban systems grow in complexity, organisations across public, private, and development sectors are seeking professionals who combine analytical rigour…...
Tap into India's Urban Growth Story with CEPT's Specialised MBA Programs
1+ hour, 23+ min ago (11+ words) Tap into India's Urban Growth Story with CEPT's Specialised MBA Programs...
Building for My Campus Community: A Unified Event Platform for Students, Organizers & Admins
1+ hour, 30+ min ago (433+ words) DEV Weekend Challenge: Community This is a submission for the DEV Weekend Challenge: Community Every university is a living, breathing community " students chasing opportunities, clubs organizing events, departments running workshops, and administrators trying to keep it all together. But behind…...
Experts Say Kids Raised In The ’60s And ’70s Learned A Form Of Resilience Many Kids Today Don’t Naturally Develop
1+ hour, 38+ min ago (477+ words) Written on Mar 02, 2026 Kids in the 60s and 70s had more time and space, and they ended up leveraging them to build mental resilience. As emerging adults, they helped craft a changing world. An entire generation watched a sociopolitical movement question the…...
Why YouTube co-founder Steve Chen doesn’t want his kids to watch short-form videos
2+ hour, 4+ min ago (377+ words) Steve Chen, who worked as YouTube's chief technology officer before its 2006 acquisition by Google, criticised the "TikTok-ification" of the internet, stressing that an overreliance on short-form video could harm children's attention spans and mental health. Speaking at the Stanford Graduate…...