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Schools In Madhya Pradesh To Go 'Bag Less' Once A Week
The decision has been taken to reduce the stress on children due to burden of their bags.
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Merger Of Primary Schools Only After Taking Parents, Teachers Into Confidence: Goa Chief Minister
The Chief Minister said due to low enrolment of students and less number of teachers, there are instances where children of different classes are made to study in one classroom. This combining of classes is injustice towards students, he said.
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58 Per Cent Teachers Believe Children Missed On Social Skills During Covid; Get Distracted Easily: Survey
The survey also found that less than 50 per cent of the children are able to catch up with age-appropriate learning following the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Over 2 Crore Children In 15-18 Age Group Vaccinated With First Dose So Far: Mansukh Mandaviya
Over 2 crore teenagers in the age group of 15-18 years have received their first dose of COVID-19 vaccine in less than a week of the inoculation drive being launched for children, Union Health Minister Mansukh Mandaviya said on Saturday.
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"People Who Are Less Educated Have More Children": Sushil Modi
India is the second largest nation by population and it is estimated that its population will exceed China's population by 2024.
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Keeping TV In Bedroom May Lead To Poor Grades: Study
Having a TV in the bedroom can cause children to spend less time reading and sleeping, leading to poor grades as well as increased risk of obesity and video game addiction, a study has found.
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Schooling Now Means 'Just Come, Eat, Go', Says Minister Prakash Javadekar
Mid-day meal was introduced for school students to check drop-out rates and provide children from economically weaker sections with nourishment. But now schooling appears to have become more about food and less about education, Union Minister for Human Resources Development Prakash Javadekar said today amid a controversy about tying up mid-day meal...
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Fewer Than Half Of All Refugee Children In School: UN
Fewer than half of the world's some six million refugee children are in school, making them five times less likely to get an education than the global average, the UN warned today.
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Surviving childhood illness takes toll later
Young adults who had cancer, diabetes or epilepsy as children are less likely to achieve the same level of education or employment as their healthy counterparts.
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Educated parents linked to reduced stunting in children
Greater levels of education achieved by both mothers and fathers are associated with a reduced likelihood of having growth-stunted children.
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Repeated bouts of diarrhoea and IQ
Repeated episodes of severe diarrhoea in early childhood can have permanent effects on brain development. Children who suffer serious and ongoing episodes of diarrhoea during the first two years of their life perform less well than other children on tests of intelligence between 5 and 10 years later.
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TV habits and smoking in children
According to research findings children and adolescents who spend a lot of time glued to the television are more likely to take up smoking than those who spend two or less hours watching television every day
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Schools In Madhya Pradesh To Go 'Bag Less' Once A Week
The decision has been taken to reduce the stress on children due to burden of their bags.
-
Merger Of Primary Schools Only After Taking Parents, Teachers Into Confidence: Goa Chief Minister
The Chief Minister said due to low enrolment of students and less number of teachers, there are instances where children of different classes are made to study in one classroom. This combining of classes is injustice towards students, he said.
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58 Per Cent Teachers Believe Children Missed On Social Skills During Covid; Get Distracted Easily: Survey
The survey also found that less than 50 per cent of the children are able to catch up with age-appropriate learning following the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Over 2 Crore Children In 15-18 Age Group Vaccinated With First Dose So Far: Mansukh Mandaviya
Over 2 crore teenagers in the age group of 15-18 years have received their first dose of COVID-19 vaccine in less than a week of the inoculation drive being launched for children, Union Health Minister Mansukh Mandaviya said on Saturday.
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"People Who Are Less Educated Have More Children": Sushil Modi
India is the second largest nation by population and it is estimated that its population will exceed China's population by 2024.
-
Keeping TV In Bedroom May Lead To Poor Grades: Study
Having a TV in the bedroom can cause children to spend less time reading and sleeping, leading to poor grades as well as increased risk of obesity and video game addiction, a study has found.
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Schooling Now Means 'Just Come, Eat, Go', Says Minister Prakash Javadekar
Mid-day meal was introduced for school students to check drop-out rates and provide children from economically weaker sections with nourishment. But now schooling appears to have become more about food and less about education, Union Minister for Human Resources Development Prakash Javadekar said today amid a controversy about tying up mid-day meal...
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Fewer Than Half Of All Refugee Children In School: UN
Fewer than half of the world's some six million refugee children are in school, making them five times less likely to get an education than the global average, the UN warned today.
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Surviving childhood illness takes toll later
Young adults who had cancer, diabetes or epilepsy as children are less likely to achieve the same level of education or employment as their healthy counterparts.
-
Educated parents linked to reduced stunting in children
Greater levels of education achieved by both mothers and fathers are associated with a reduced likelihood of having growth-stunted children.
-
Repeated bouts of diarrhoea and IQ
Repeated episodes of severe diarrhoea in early childhood can have permanent effects on brain development. Children who suffer serious and ongoing episodes of diarrhoea during the first two years of their life perform less well than other children on tests of intelligence between 5 and 10 years later.
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TV habits and smoking in children
According to research findings children and adolescents who spend a lot of time glued to the television are more likely to take up smoking than those who spend two or less hours watching television every day
