Mother Goes on Cleaning Strike Posted December 30, 2017 A mother has gone on strike because cleaning after her children has wearied her. Heidi Hamm, a writer and mother of three, took to her Facebook page Her View f…
Schools in Italy Offer Lessons to Fight Fake News Posted December 20, 2017 The Italian government has launched a program that helps students spot fake news on the Internet. Launched in October 2017 as a response to the proliferation o…
Children Affected by Parents’ Drinking Habits Posted December 10, 2017 Children are negatively affected by their parents’ drinking habits, a study has found. The study entitled “Like Sugar for Adults”, which was conducted by the Institute of Alcoh…
UK Equality Body Proposes Teaching about Immigration in Schools Posted November 30, 2017 A UK human rights and equality watchdog has appealed to the British prime minister to tackle the importance and benefits of immigration in school…
Research Finds Children Are Happier Without Social Media Posted November 29, 2017 Digital Awareness UK, an online safety organization, revealed that schoolchildren think they are better off without social media. The organization conducted a …
Retiree Becomes Renowned As “ICU Grandpa” Posted November 16, 2017 A retiree was in the news for being renowned as “ICU (Intensive Care Unit) Grandpa.” The retiree, David Deutchman [DOICH-muhn]
Father Reported for Letting His Kids Commute Alone Posted November 10, 2017 A divorced father from Canada was reported to authorities for letting his young children commute alone. Adrian Crook started teaching his kids to commute to school in 2015. Eve…
Dress Code Rule for School Event Sparks Criticism Posted November 6, 2017 The Pewaukee [pi-WAW-kee] School District in Minnesota was criticized for asking female students to send photos of their dres…
University Applications in England and Scotland on the Rise Posted November 1, 2017 The number of students attending universities across England and Scotland has increased, Universities and Colleges Admissions Service (UCAS) reports. Data published by UK-based…
University Considers Exams on Computers Because of Bad Handwriting Posted October 21, 2017 Cambridge University plans to allow computer use during exams because of some students’ illegible handwriting. Traditionally, students write notes by hand for …