Students spend too much time with their heads buried in their devices, which can cause them to have trouble reading or communicating with others. It can also affect their ability to concentrate on their work. It’s important for teachers to help students
While some argue that nothing can replace raw athletic talent, there is no doubt that advances in sports technology are a major contributor to the incredible achievements of today’s athletes. Graphite tennis rackets, fiberglass poles, ultra-light running shoes, titanium golf clubs
AI is extremely useful in areas of automation, pattern recognition and decision-making based on data. It can process large volumes of data at a much faster rate than humans, which is vital in high-stakes environments where decisions must be made quickly
Insomnia is linked to many medical conditions, including chronic pain, cancer, heart disease, gastrointestinal issues, and Parkinson’s and Alzheimer’s diseases. In addition, conditions such as sleep apnea and restless legs syndrome may disturb sleep. Other causes of insomnia include mental health
When a final exam is on the horizon, students tend to stay up late in an attempt to memorize all of their class notes and study materials. But cramming isn’t always effective, and a night of rest can make a big
Many people who are dying wish to die for one or more of the following reasons: Requests for hastened death may be a way for patients and their families to express their desire for an increase in intensity of communication, improved
Labour Leader, Keir Starmer, and Shadow Home Secretary, Yvette Cooper, have today unveiled a plan they believe will fix the broken asylum system and save taxpayers billions by ending the use of costly hotels and setting up a new returns unit to
As the children return to school after their long summer holidays Labour’s Shadow Education Secretary Bridget Phillipson has announced the party’s plan to reduce the cost of buying school uniforms, potentially saving families hundreds of pounds as children return to school for
Labour have proposed a slew of amendments to the Energy Bill that would cut energy bills by £93 billion for the British people, make Britain energy secure and end once and for all the Tories’ ban on onshore wind. In a first
Ahead of last month’s quarterly immigration stats publication, Labour called on the government to “get a grip” of “sky-high immigration” by overhauling the skills system, to give Britain’s young people more opportunities to secure good jobs and brighter futures. New stats
