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Chana, the research station in the Peruvian jungle set up to rescue Amazonian languages
Of the 48 Indigenous languages in Peru, eight are in danger of extinction. In the eastern region of Ucayali, a group of linguists is working to keep them alive
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Larry Bacow: ‘I agreed to preside over Harvard because higher education had been attacked as elitist’
The former president of Harvard — the son of European Jewish immigrants who arrived to the United States with nothing — feels the responsibility of fighting poverty in a country ‘where democracy is under threat’
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Vijay Kumar, from MIT: ‘We want to democratize education with Open Learning, but those who take the courses already had training’
The former director of the Office of Educational Innovation and Technology is concerned about the consequences of the pandemic, which has caused many children to lose two years of studies
Why smartphones must be forbidden until the age of 16
Francisco Villar|
As a clinical psychologist, I have been fighting on the front lines against teen suicide for a decade, and I have seen how the abuse of screens causes young people to miss out on life-coping skills, and deteriorates their mental health
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Caught in bed? How to talk to your children about what they saw
Parents should explain the situation naturally and honestly, be open to questions and answer them in a simple way that is age-appropriate
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How to talk to kids about a separation or divorce
The end of a relationship can be hard for the children, but there are communication strategies that can help parents deal with these situations and minimize the negative impact
ACT test scores for US students drop to new 30-year low
AP|
The average scores in reading, science and math all were below benchmarks the organization says students must reach to have a high probability of success in first-year college courses
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How playing with a Black Barbie in a wheelchair can improve children’s self-esteem
A lack of representation in toys, stories and movies negatively impacts children’s sense of self-worth. How they perceive themselves is developed in comparison with people they consider to be similar or different from themselves
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Plants in class and classrooms in the garden: when nature becomes the best textbook
Teachers are crying out for greener playgrounds and outdoor spaces where pupils can connect with the learning potential of the plant world. More plants and less cement is the right formula for friendly and sustainable schools