The study Funded by the Nuffield Foundation confirms that the academic success of a person is more likely contributed by the genes they have inherited from their parents as well as the genes they have not. Apart from the parents’…
The link between humour and intelligence appears to be much stronger in children than in adults, study shows. New research from Turkish schoolchildren suggests that children with higher levels of general knowledge and verbal reasoning are better able to produce…
There are scientifically proven tips for maximizing playtime with children in a manner that helps the child’s mental development. The wealth of knowledge about what children need to grow, thrive and learn, have been uncovered through years of research on…
The first seven years of an individual’s life is the period when consciousness is being formed and the mind is programmed. Thereafter, from age seven upwards, the individual starts to operate based on the subconscious programmes which inevitably determine 95%…
