13 articles tagged with "children"
In a notable development, YouTube has settled a lawsuit concerning the effects of social media on children's well-being just before a scheduled trial in California.
A recent ruling by a US court allows Ohio to impose restrictions on children's social media usage, raising questions about online safety and regulation.
A recent study indicates that informal environments, such as kitchens, may significantly contribute to children's understanding of math, challenging traditional educational settings.
A significant number of students today lack fundamental ecological knowledge and skills. Targeted educational strategies can help improve their environmental literacy.
A recent UNESCO report indicates that 250 million children worldwide are out of school, with conflict-affected areas experiencing the highest rates. Urgent educational support is needed.
Research from Radboud University indicates that children not only enjoy films like Moana but also incorporate the lessons learned into their daily lives.
A recently launched initiative provides children with access to 90 lessons focused on financial education, all available online at no cost.
A recent study from the University of Toronto Mississauga highlights how foreign accents in cartoons shape children's views on moral character, revealing deeper implications for media consumption.
Canadian folk singer-songwriter Tia McGraff celebrates the release of her new children's single 'Caterpillar Song' in conjunction with her book 'In Your Dreams, Jake'.
Recent research indicates that children as young as five can recognize emotional cues in language, highlighting the significance of onomatopoeia in their responses.
Malaysia has introduced a law banning social media accounts for individuals under 16, aimed at enhancing online safety for children. However, questions about enforcement and privacy persist.
A devastating measles outbreak in Bangladesh has resulted in the deaths of 528 children, raising serious concerns about the global response and awareness of the crisis.
In his final lecture at the Royal Institution, author Frank Cottrell-Boyce argues that reading should be recognized as a right for children, linking its decline to poverty and social issues.