Generation Z, now preschool to college age, present a challenge to marketing, branding, and the corporate establishment, say experts. Could Generation Z put an end to the age of consumerism?
Singapore aims to deliver an expended learning program to primary schoolers by the year 2023. The program will include STEM activities like robotics, coding, and 3D printing.
Riverbend School in India is planning to focus on personal happiness, and turning out children who will give back to the world in a positive way.
Nature-based preschools have been popular in Europe for decades, especially in Germany and Scandinavia. Studies show that kids who learn outdoors have better academic results.
Researchers found that teens who spent a lot of time in front of screen devices were less happy than those who invested time in non-screen activities.
Rather than sending misbehaving children straight to the principal's office, a Merrillville elementary school in US is teaching basic meditation techniques.
An 18-year-old from the Philippines recently explained part of Einstein’s theories of relativity in a short video clip. For her efforts, she’s won the highly-coveted 2017 Breakthrough Junior Challenge.
Twenty-one young people are suing the federal government in US for violating their rights by not sufficiently addressing climate change.
Kids learn to build robots, code and create renewable energy.
As Portugal reels from its worst wildfires on record, seven Portuguese children have met an important crowdfunding goal for their major climate lawsuit against 47 European nations.
An ISGlobal study analyses for the first time lifelong residential exposure to greenness in children.
African Leaders have pledged to end the practice by 2030.
More than a decade of data indicates teens have become far less likely to abuse alcohol, nicotine and illicit drugs, and they also are less likely to engage in delinquent behaviors, such as fighting and stealing, according to results of the US survey.
Technology is already transforming the way we teach and learn. What will these trends lead to? What will the word “education” mean 30 years from now?
Children may have a greater understanding of how to innovate and problem solve than previously realised.
