A groundbreaking study has revealed the profound impact of lifestyle choices on brain health, suggesting that regular exercise could be as beneficial for the mind as it is indeed for the body. The Health and Retirement Study, which analyzed data spanning two decades, found that a healthy lifestyle and genetic factors can accurately predict brain … Read more
New York School Funding Formula Overdue for Reform, Study Finds New York State schools are poised for significant change as a comprehensive review of the state’s school funding formula, Foundation Aid, proposes an overhaul to better reflect student needs and regional costs. The 314-page report, commissioned by Gov. Kathy Hochul and the state Legislature, presents … Read more
Tragedy Strikes California Classroom as Teacher Dies from Rare Bat-Transmitted Rabies A small California community is mourning the loss of a devoted teacher after she succumbed to a rare and fatal illness. Leah Seneng, 60, a beloved educator at Dos Palos-Oro Loma Joint Unified School District, passed away on Nov. 22, weeks after an encounter … Read more
Melbourne Embraces Greek Language Heritage, Recognizing 38 New Scholars MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA – Thirty-eight individuals have earned recognition for their dedication to the Greek language, receiving the esteemed Certificate of Achievement in Greek presented by the Greek Community of Melbourne (GCM). This achievement not only reflects the growing commitment within Australia to preserve the richness of … Read more
Wildfire Smoke Dims Both Fitness and Mental Health A new study reveals a troubling connection between wildfire smoke, decreased physical activity, and worsened mental health. Researchers at the University of the Fraser Valley discovered that when wildfire smoke blanketed British Columbia in the fall of 2020, residents responded by exercising less, leading to increased feelings … Read more
Saudi Education System Addresses Mental Health in the Workplace Jeddah, Saudi Arabia – In a groundbreaking initiative, the Education Department in Jeddah hosted a Mental Health Forum, emphasizing the importance of a healthy work environment. Tawashi Al-Kinani, Education Assistant for the Governorate of Jeddah, inaugurated the forum, attended by over 500 student advisors and educational … Read more
Educator Runs NYC Marathon, Inspiring Students with Autism Zahraa Boussi, an autism spectrum disorder coach at Lincoln Park’s Mixter Institute, recently tackled the New York City Marathon, proving to her students that dedication and perseverance can lead to incredible achievements. Boussi, one of only 50 educators nationwide chosen from 4,000 applicants for this opportunity, crossed … Read more
29. November, 2024, 18:25 Romania: A stranger shakes the political system Nobody had it on their radar, neither opinion polls nor political observers: it was a big surprise that Calin Georgescu was against representatives of the established party system in the first round of the presidential election. sit on sunday. Georgescu consciously portrayed himself as … Read more
It’s Christmas early for schoolchildren in the town of L’Hôpital. The TotalEnergies site in Carling donated several computers to the Joseph Ley and Pierre Philipps school groups. The handover of the computers took place a few days ago, we were there. Sound No. 1 – TotalEnergies donates 15 laptops to schoolchildren at L’Hôpital A donation … Read more
Jakarta – One of the symptoms of cervical cancer that women may not be aware of is having a vaginal discharge. There are several characteristics of vaginal discharge due to breast cancer that the public can recognize. Obstetrics and gynecology specialist, consultant oncologist, Dr. Kartiwa Hadi Nuryanto, SpOG(K)Onk, explained that a vacuum discharge or vacuum … Read more