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Our brains are impressive machines, but they can’t handle everything at once. There is simply too much going on in our sensory environment for us to digest. To be effective, we need to direct our attention t . . .
Everyone can always use some study tips. Here are some of the study tips from Pankaj Sah, Director of Queensland Brain Institute, The University of Queensland. Visit the link for the full list. . . .
As a society we often try to find ways to reduce our stress. Mandie Shean, a lecturer at the School of Education, Edith Cowan University, examines how stress can work to your advantage. Shean believes that . . .
Due to the current US-Sino trade war, many Chinese tech firms such as Huawei and ZTE have been banned from using US technology, and as of October 8th eight Chinese technology companies were among those added to a . . .
As mental health awareness comes increasingly to the forefront in all that we do, more and more platforms have been created in an effort to manage and promote mental health. Many apps have been created for a varie . . .
I think the Duke of Sussex is mistaken about the likely demise of exams. I admire the work that is being done by high profile people such as Prince Harry regarding mental health awareness and I agree exams are ext . . .
ChalkFace has been following the discussion in the UK about “grade inflation,” where more and more students seem to be achieving higher grades. This has led to a proposed new framework to be . . .
Chalkface has many articles recently on different schools and countries education authorities trying to deal with mobile phones usage in schools. Here is a school that has banned mobile phone use by parents . . .
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