Home Subscribe Publications Advertise with us Donate Sponsorship Login Centre November 17, 2019 Blog Cover Themes Edu Landscape Edu News Edu Resource Edu Retreat Edu Services Edu Support Skill Academy Login Centre Health Monitor: ‘Health System for a New India: Building Blocks–—Potential Pathways to Reform’ | Policy Indications: WCD Ministry to announce Bharatiya Poshan Krishi Kosh | Science Innovations: Dr. Harsh Vardhan calls for Developing Innovative Cooling Solutions | Policy Indications: Rashtrapati Bhavan to Host Conference of Directors of IITS,NITS and IIEST 19 Nov | Policy Indications: PM proposes first meeting of BRICS Water Ministers in India | Policy Indications: First ever International Buyer- Seller Meet in Arunachal Pradesh | National Edu News: UNICEF-Department of Posts Conduct Stamp Design Contest for Children | Education Information: ‘ Indians queuing up for Spain to study abroad' Why ? | Leadership Instincts: Why future Leaders need to be skilled in New-Age Technologies.. | National Edu News: India to Strengthen Educational Co-operation With Other Countries | Teacher Insights: Violence breeds ill-health | Teacher Insights: Maternal obesity hastens ageing | Technology Inceptions: Google Adds New Stream Transfer Features to Devices | Technology Inceptions: Mi Air Purifier 2C with higher filtration ability | Science Innovations: Nanomesh to fight antibiotic resistance | Home Edu News Teacher Insights Search for: Teacher Insights 15-11-2019 Maternal obesity hastens ageing It has long been known that obesity impairs our metabolism and predisposes to diabetes and heart disease. New research in The Journal of Physiology has shown ... 15-11-2019 Violence breeds ill-health Exposure to violence can negatively impact a person's physical and psychosocial health, according to two new study initiated by University of Chicago Medicine... 06-11-2019 Optimism Promises Prolonged Life Researchers from Boston University School of Medicine (BUSM), National Centre for PTSD at VA Boston Healthcare System and Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public H... 31-10-2019 Kids Learn New Words Better If Taught ... New research done by University of East Anglia has shown that children may learn new words better in the context of recently learned words or objects.“P... 30-10-2019 Exercise good for aging brain Exercise seems to endow a wealth of benefits, from the release of happiness-inducing hormones to higher physical fitness. New research shows it may provide a ... 29-10-2019 Hearing Loss in Children Can Lead to ... A University of Cambridge study has shown that even mild to moderate hearing loss can lead to lasting changes in how sounds are processed in the brain. Th... 28-10-2019 Rutgers University Develops 'Chemistry... Rutgers University has developed a 'Chemistry of Art' course that helps explore how science and art are fused together.The course was developed by Geeta Govin... 25-10-2019 Scientists Find Differences in Mammali... Scientists have found difference in mammalian males and females based on a study done in mice. There are some cells unique to male brain and some unique t... 25-10-2019 Robots Are Fast Learners, It Takes Jus... Robots are really fast learners and takes only three hours to learn to independently handled classes, according to a study report published in Science Rob... 24-10-2019 New Cognitive Methods to Solve Social ... Children with social anxiety are more liked by peers and become popular according to a study done by Macquarie University. The observations were made by P... 23-10-2019 Obesity tied to response to taste Obesity is connected with a reduced response to taste, according to a new study by faculty at Binghamton University, New York. A team of researchers obs... 21-10-2019 Impulsivity linked to disorders Individuals with many different psychiatric disorders have a higher tendency to choose smaller, immediate rewards over larger, delayed rewards, a study led by... 12345...1920
