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Books and brain development: why reading is much more than a pastime for children and teens

May 8th, 2026|

Books and brain development: why reading is much more than a pastime for children and teens Lucía B Palmero Jara, Universitat de València; Eva Mª Rosa Martínez, Universitat de València; Javier Roca, Universitat de València; Marina Pi-Ruano, Universitat [...]

School hours have barely changed since the 1800s. This doesn’t suit teenagers’ sleep

May 8th, 2026|

School hours have barely changed since the 1800s. This doesn’t suit teenagers’ sleep Ken Purnell, CQUniversity Australia This year, students at The King’s School in Sydney are starting lessons later on Wednesdays. The start of the usual day has been [...]

The GN podcast with Andrew Fuller: Supporting children and adolescents experiencing grief and loss

Join Andrew Fuller as he speaks with Professor Sarah Egan about supporting children and teens experiencing grief and loss. Many children experience the loss of someone significant, yet this is often overlooked Grief in children may show up [...]

December 11th, 2025|

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