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Study Says Air Pollution Affects Brain and Math Skills Too
All we have known till now is that the air pollution affects just the heart and the lungs. But a new study suggests that brain could be affected by it too. The elderly could suffer more because of it.
The Mysterious Depths of the Ocean and the Colossal Creature It Hides
The average depth of the ocean is approximately 14,000 feet deep, and that’s a lot of space for all the mysterious, the mythical and all other creatures that one can imagine in-between. It is sa
Noisy Classroom Hacks for Teachers
Teachers generally have trouble with the noisy classrooms. Sometimes students are two loud at the time of class discussions. There are various applications available in the present time for monitoring
It's A Drilling Process To Open And Run A Private School In India
The compliances and regulations is making it difficult to run an education institution. Let's discuss some of the norms and standards that you have to follow if you want to open and run a private scho
IIM- A Alumnus Turns Dream into Reality
Imparting quality education is the need of the hour in India. The slogan “Padhega India Tabhi to Badhega India” is the agenda of the government presently. A man who is in true sense helpin
Pearson Developing Netflix of Education under Hitchcock’s Leadership
Albert Hitchcock became a part of 174 year old Pearson as Chief Information Officer in early 2014. The company was already struggling with a major transformation. One of the biggest and reputed compan
Making Geography Lessons Interesting
Geography is very interesting subject that can make a student travel the entire world without leaving the classroom. Geography should be incorporated in school curriculum to help students learn about
CBSE to Follow Strict Approach in Board Exams
Board exams have always been a taboo in the Indian society. Parents and teachers offer special attention to children during these exams. All of us as students used to be extra cautious during our exam
Robots Influencing Children’s Nature
A recent study suggested that future generation, especially children are more likely to be influenced by robots. As found in a research by Professor in Robotics Tony Belpaeme, University of Plymouth,
Study Speculates Next 5 Years To Be Abnormally Hot
A study published in Nature Communications and led by Florian Sevellec, a CNRS researcher at the Laboratory for Ocean Physics and Remote Sensing (LOPS) and at the University of Southampton predicts th
Double Trouble for Bees
Previously it was confirmed that most uses of neonicotinoid pesticides are a risk to wild bees and honey bees. This was confirmed by the European Food Safety Authority through an assessment and the co
Indians May Live 4 Years Longer If WHO Air Quality Standards Are Achieved
A group of researchers have proposed some new measures and regulations that would help in overcoming the problem of pollution. The measures include putting monetary charges on excess emissions. The st
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