Discover how laughter in schools can strengthen teacher-student relationships, rebuild trust, and restore a sense of community in education.
In January of this year, the Digital Education Council (DEC), in collaboration with Tecnológico de Monterrey’s Institute for the Future of Education, published a study it conducted with the ...
Given all the above, is it necessary to explain the urgency, for these people, of expanding the universitas and intensifying ...
In addition to further underscoring the protection that women need from all of us, these actions open the opportunity to see ...
What does this theory say? The Dead Internet Theory (DIT) originated more than 10 years ago in response to changes in the internet, especially the arrival of social networks, though at that time it ...
Frontiers in Neuroscience published the findings of a study on the differences between writing by hand or digitally recording notes and the correlations with brain activation and memory. Is it better ...
Academics, scientists, and organizations around the world have called for an end to the disproportionate legacy of European thought and culture in education and science. During the 17th century, after ...
For many, it is easy to succumb to the temptation of sitting for hours watching reels or TikTok every day instead of working or completing other pending tasks. Paying attention has become the most ...
In recent weeks, a debate has circulated in articles and on social networks about whether Generation Z would be the first in more than a century to have worse cognitive outcomes than its predecessor.
The Japanese have a word for a phenomenon that distinguishes Japanese work culture: Karoshi (過労死). This word means “death from overwork.” Since the oil crisis of 1973, the country’s labor ...
According to clinical psychologist Adam Borland, parasocial relations are one-sided connections or bonds people form with celebrities, organizations like sports teams, and fictional characters like ...
Linguistic rights are essential for preserving languages and access to other rights. However, linguistic discrimination occurs worldwide, a normalized and invisible problem that violates people’s ...