In an era where artificial intelligence and immersive learning dominate educational headlines, a quieter, more accessible revolution is happening, non-immersive reality. Unlike virtual reality (VR)...

Can laws adapt to borderless digital technology? Award-winning author and digital safety advocate, Christopher A. Smith, examines the impact of the UN's new cybercrime treaty on individuals, governments...

For centuries, education has evolved alongside technology. From chalkboards to laptops, each innovation has shaped how knowledge is shared and understood. But today’s transformation feels different…

Inspired by my childhood and my own education strategies, this article shares how storytelling, rituals, and playful curiosity can transform your child’s eating habits. My mother, one of the first...

Rereading my genius dissertation that went unappreciated at KU Leuven, as it was not read and the references were not counted, got me thinking. There is always that horror year at every department...

As the new school year begins, one crucial subject is often overlooked in classrooms, emotional literacy. In a world where youth anxiety is on the rise and emotional well-being is at risk, integrating...

Although advancements in further education and adult professional development have been made in recent years, individuals with learning disabilities continue to encounter substantial and often overlooked...

Public speaking coaches tell us to pause, pace ourselves, and “remember to breathe.” But what’s often missing even for skilled speakers is how to breathe. Most presenters rely on mouth breathing while...

Online tuition is transforming education, making learning more flexible and accessible for students and teachers alike. With digital platforms, students can connect with expert tutors from anywhere...

Reforming high schools in America and Europe is psychologically critical for preparing students to thrive in the digital and informational age. The transition involves addressing cognitive, emotional...

Ever feel like no matter how hard you try, your goals just don’t move fast enough? You’re taking steps, checking boxes, and giving it your all, yet the bigger picture barely budges. Personal, professional...

A simple guide to holding space, people, and intentions during times of intense change or profound loss. As an end-of-life professional, a significant part of the work I do with clients is helping them...

Artificial Intelligence is reshaping classrooms, offering personalised learning, intelligent tutoring, and streamlined assessments that enhance both teaching and student outcomes. Yet, its rapid integration...

During adolescence, significant hormonal changes affect the body and emotions, leaving teenagers wondering, “What is going on with my body?” It is not uncommon. It is human development working and puberty...

When a quiet referral led to my phone ringing, I didn’t expect to find myself consulting for a charitable organisation fighting for educational equity in rural Indonesia. But the opportunity was clear...

“Why is it easier to imagine a child from Eton running the country than one from your local comprehensive?” Every modern government will, in some capacity, talk about the importance of addressing...

Marine Paksadze, an English teacher and tutor at EfE Club, stands out in her profession. She doesn’t follow traditional methods or rely heavily on grammar rules or textbooks. Instead, she believes that in today's digital era...

When I was invited by Brainz Magazine to write 11 articles for them about shamanic healing, I immediately went on a walk in Nature and asked my Helping Spirits how I could best honor this opportunity, honor this healing path...

Congratulations, graduate! You've earned your degree, but now comes the real test: managing money in the adult world. The financial...

Children naturally possess boundless imaginations. But how often is this creative energy stifled in everyday school life? The constant pressure to perform and rigid curricula often leave little...

In 1967, a lie was sold to the world. A lie that shifted public health policy, manipulated millions of well-meaning doctors, and contributed to the deaths of over 100 million people.

Emotional literacy isn’t just missing; it’s misunderstood. We expect children to sit still, focus, and “behave,” without asking whether their nervous systems feel safe enough to learn.

In 2024, I published “Hexensommer”, “witches summer”, a novel about strong women, and it was very important for me to do some research about so-called witches in Europe.

Despite decades of neuroscientific progress, early education still clings to a one-size-fits-all model that favours verbal instruction over developmental readiness. This article explores...