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Leveraging E-Libraries for Group Study Sessions and Collaborations

The ability to collaborate effectively is vital when studying in groups. E-libraries offer a perfect platform for making group study sessions more engaging and productive. Begin your reading journey with z-library — your portal to literary discovery where group members can access the same resources and enhance their collaborative learning experience. It opens up possibilities to share knowledge and...

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Acne Myths Busted: What Every Teen Should Know About Fighting Breakouts

Let’s face it: acne can be super frustrating. Whether it’s a breakout right before a big event or those stubborn spots that just won’t go away, acne is something almost every teen deals with. But with so much advice floating around, it’s easy to fall for common myths. Here, we’re busting some of the biggest acne myths so you can get real about what works (and what doesn’t) when it comes to...

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Introducing Instagram Teen Accounts

Protections for teens, peace of mind for parents Today Instagram is introducing Teen Accounts:

A new protected experience for teens, guided by parents. Starting today, teens on Instagram will automatically be placed in Teen Accounts, which have built-in limits on who can contact them and the content they see, and more ways to connect and explore their interests.

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Survey Shows Young People Hit Hardest by Hidden Toll of Chronic Pain

A new survey highlights the profound impact chronic pain has on the lives of people living in the UK, often severely affecting their mental health and well-being. Young respondents (aged 16 to 24), part of the Gen Z demographic, appear to be impacted the most, scoring higher in all categories than older age groups, with 73% reporting experiencing social isolation at least once a week...

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A Health Coaches Tips for Managing 'September' Back To School Anxiety

Many people, especially parents and children, experience “September anxiety” as going back to school marks a time of significant transition and change. This anxiety can stem from a variety of factors, such as the end of a relaxing summer routine, the stress of preparing for a new academic year, and the uncertainty or fear of the unknown for both parents and children. The start of school can...

Not back to school: how home education is changing the way we learn

As September approaches, the familiar buzz of "back to school" season begins to resonate. Shops are filled with school supplies, uniforms, and lunchboxes while families prepare for the routine of frantic mornings and packed schedules. However, for many, this September marks a departure from tradition. Instead of the usual rush to return to the classroom, more families embrace the opportunity...

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Supporting Your Teen Through Divorce: Navigating Challenges with Practical Strategies

Divorce is a seismic shift in any family's life, but for teenagers, it can be particularly destabilising. At a time when they're already grappling with identity formation, increased independence, and hormonal changes, the dissolution of their parent's marriage can feel like the ground crumbling...

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10 Things You Need To Know To Prepare Teens With Autism For The World Of Work

As teens with autism transition into adulthood, entering the professional world presents a unique set of challenges and opportunities. Preparing these young adults for the workforce not only fosters their independence and self-confidence but also enriches the workplace with diverse perspectives.

Mark Blakey, a writer for Autism Parenting Magazine , provides essential tips for...

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Protect your teens from these BANNED fitness trends

A lmost half (47%) of parents discuss the dangers of social media with their children at least every few weeks .

With health related topics among the most commonly falsified or misleading on TikTok, precaution must be taken when using such content as a source of trusted information, especially for children and adolescents .

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How To Support Your Child's Gaming Career Dream

In recent years, an increasing number of young adults and teenagers are opting for gaming as a full-time career. A 2020 survey found that 41.2% of male respondents wanted to pursue a gaming career, while 70.9% of females surveyed stated no interest in professional gaming.

This growing desire to game professionally is likely driven by the booming esports industry, lucrative streaming...

Optometrists and teachers agree on the 'perfect' revision amount

Teachers warn: this is how long your children should revise daily

As exam season approaches, with the final GCSE exam on Wednesday, 19th June 2024, and A-levels concluding on 25th June, students will spend considerable time immersed in their revision books over the next few weeks.

Optometrists and teachers are now advising on the optimal duration for children to spend revising to...