The Race for Our Children to Grow Up
byLooking at how the changing social and technological advances are putting pressure on children to grow up at a faster pace. Many of the…
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Why Grinding At School May Be Detrimental
byThere is a fine line between working hard and overworking, and the latter, according to Dr. Damour, has detrimental effects on a student’s self-esteem….
Changing the Conversation: Straight A’s vs Learning
byCan you imagine how our schools will look like if more teachers started praising students for their effort in learning rather an A+? I…
When Fresh Graduates Feel Inadequate at Work
byWe don’t need to be perfect to succeed in our jobs, but we need to persist. We have watched multiple videos on how to…
Back to School in Pink and Blue
byThe media continues to push the blue and pink agenda towards children who are easily influenced into following stereotypes. It’s the annual back to school…
Dwindling Friendships With Age
byReflecting on her personal experience, the columnist shares her opinion on why friendships dwindle with age, and how they are formed differently across age. During…
Everything You Post, the Internet Remembers
byArticle in brief: Children and adolescents who share personal content online can get exposed to predatory risks and can destroy their image for a lifetime….
Applying The Color Run Technique In Your Life
byArticle in brief: Does working in a strict, controlled environment increase our productivity? Omar Al Owais explores. I do not consider myself a very athletic…
Protect Children From Cyber Crimes
byArticle in brief: children who are able to face challenges and negative situations in real life are more able to be in control and manage…
And So I Became a Bully
byArticle in brief: Through a personal story, sheds light on bullying; its main reasons and impact, and calls upon taking such dangerous phenomenon seriously. In…
Categorizing Friends
byBy Fatma Bujsaim (@Fatma_Bujsaim) On the one hand, life was simpler in school, friendships were put into simple categories that were labeled as either black…