Home Subscribe Publications Advertise with us Write for Us Donate About Us Login Centre March 09, 2021 Blog Cover Themes Edu Landscape Edu News Edu Resource Edu Retreat Edu Services Edu Support Skill Academy Login Centre Technology Inceptions: New Device Detects Decline in RBC Volume Causing Blurred Vision in Alcoholics | National Edu News: GATI, CURIE, WISTEMM, Vigyan Jyoti for attracting Women to Science & Tech | Rajagiri Round Table: Roadmap to Excellence in Research and Innovation | Policy Indications: Should Climate Change Communications be Emotional? | Science Innovations: Scientists Understand the Logistics of Protein Movement in a Cell | Health Monitor: Eating Disorders Linked to Psychiatric Disorders and Risk of Obesity | Science Innovations: The Mystery of the Flying Volcanic Ash Particles Revealed | Policy Indications: UK Graduate route to open to international students on 1 July 2021 | Leadership Instincts: VP appeals to students to connect their knowledge with social relevance | Leadership Instincts: Catherine Dulac receives Nomis Distinguished Scientist and Scholar Award | Leadership Instincts: Online school reviews reflect school demographics more than effectiveness | Leadership Instincts: Researchers virtually open and read sealed historic letters | Cover Story: At Vantage Point | Management lessons: Why Aluminium Cans are Great for Packaging of Beverages? | Parent Interventions: Motivation to Perform | Home Edu News Parent Interventions Search for: Parent Interventions 04-03-2021 Travel Local, Play Safe! Our most beautiful childhood memories are often the adventurous things we did during our vacations. Science also says that vacation trips bring us closer to o... 04-03-2021 Beat Covid stress with Yoga Those who performed Yoga regularly had lower stress, anxiety and depression while attaining higher well being and peace of mind during 4-10 weeks of lockdown du... 04-03-2021 Poor Quality Carbs Harmful for Heart A new study done by McMaster University and the University of Toronto has shown that among people living in five continents has shown that consumption of poor q... 04-03-2021 Motivation to Perform What makes people put in an amount of mental effort to do something? Is it rewards, ego-pumping praise, or promotion? A study done by Brown University researche... 02-03-2021 Children’s hospitals partner to find... World-leading children’s research institutions on three continents are joining forces to decipher paediatric illnesses, including rare diseases, and find bett... 24-02-2021 Scientists model a peculiar type of br... Scientists led by EPFL have developed a breakthrough in vivo model for invasive lobular carcinoma, a serious yet understudied type of breast cancer. The work wi... 24-02-2021 High fructose diets could cause immune... New research led by Swansea University in collaboration with researchers at the University of Bristol and the Francis Crick Institute in London has indicated th... 24-02-2021 'Sleep hygiene' should be integrated i... Children with epilepsy sleep poorly compared to healthy children, and are more likely to experience disruptions such as night terrors, sleep walking or sleep di... 24-02-2021 New research shows north-south divide ... Separated parents in England who depend on the family courts to resolve private disputes over child arrangements are likely to live in the country’s most depr... 24-02-2021 Participating in engagement schemes im... New research by an expert from The University of Manchester has shown that taking part in youth engagement schemes like National Citizen Service can lead to sig... 19-02-2021 Boys who play video games have lower d... Boys who regularly play video games at age 11 are less likely to develop depressive symptoms three years later, finds a new study led by a UCL researcher. The s... 19-02-2021 Mediterranean diet linked to thinking ... People who eat a Mediterranean-style diet—particularly one rich in green leafy vegetables and low in meat—are more likely to stay mentally sharp in later li... 12345...2324
