Home Subscribe Publications Advertise with us Write for Us Donate About Us Login Centre July 28, 2021 Blog Cover Themes Edu Landscape Edu News Edu Resource Edu Retreat Edu Services Edu Support Skill Academy Login Centre Science Innovations: Natural Rainbow Colours Produced | Technology Inceptions: Muscope, World’s Smallest Microscope | Science Innovations: Ultrasensitive Tactile Sensors for Robots | Policy Indications: How Materials Science Helps Contain Contain Covid-19 Spread | National Edu News: IIT Hyderabad and PharmCADD signed a pact for the co-development of new drugs | Teacher Insights: Be Game | Health Monitor: Understanding ‘Haemorrhage' | National Edu News: Pallikkutam GlobalConnect#3 on 'Innovative Tools for Effective Teaching' | Expert Counsel: The Nine Dash Line | National Edu News: Astronomers Find One Group of Appearing and Disappearing Stars | Teacher Insights: Bird Book for Children to Love Nature | International Edu News: New Model to Fight Social Media Deep Fakes | Teacher Insights: Universal Lunch Makes Students Healthier | Teacher Insights: Physical Activity Boosts Self Regulation | Parent Interventions: Anti-Inflammatory Foods Reduce Blood Fats | Home Edu News Teacher Insights Search for: Teacher Insights 23-07-2021 Be Game Is playing games just a pastime for people who have nothing to do or a leisure activity to take away stress of work or learning? In 2010, gamification expert ... 19-07-2021 Physical Activity Boosts Self Regulati... A new study done by researchers at University of Cambridge among 4043 children in UK has shown that greater degree of physical activity was linked to greater em... 19-07-2021 Universal Lunch Makes Students Healthi... Universal student lunch programmes were found to make students healthier and increase their lifetime income by 3%, according to a study by Lund University and S... 19-07-2021 Bird Book for Children to Love Nature The University of Leeds has published a children’s book titled The Mysterious Bird in the Moonlight on nightjar bird and intended to make children love nature... 15-07-2021 Bloom’s Taxonomy Not Scientifically ... Joana Stella Kompa, Head of Research and Development at University of Oldenburg, Germany had recently published a critique in her blog on Benjamin Bloom's Taxon... 13-07-2021 Comical Interlude Comics are often underutilised and underrated, and yet they have proved to be invaluable teaching tools. It’s time we reimagine and reinvent them in our teach... 07-07-2021 Brain Regions Recycled to Acquire New ... The brain regions that are responsible for recognising images later on enlarge to process written words, according to a study by researchers of Stanford Univers... 07-07-2021 Writing on Paper Improves Memory A study done by the University of Tokyo has found that writing by hand on physical paper leads to improved memory. Students aged 18-29 years were made to read f... 07-07-2021 Aptitude Test to Find Skill Gaps Providing aptitude tests to young students can help overcome gender stereotypes related to careers and also help explore fields not traditionally considered in ... 26-06-2021 Adolescents Poor in Hand Hygiene Only one in three adolescents is practising appropriate hand hygiene, according to a study by the University of Queensland. A survey of 354,422 students in 92 c... 26-06-2021 New Model to Show Real Chemical Reacti... Researchers at University of Amsterdam and New York University have found a way to build micrometre-size model molecules using ‘patchy particles’. The ‘mo... 26-06-2021 Computers Predict Preferences Directly... Presently, online algorithms are able to predict our preferences for movies or music based on our online behaviour. Now researchers from University of Copenhage... 12345...2324
