After the applause: The hidden struggle of heroes when the cheers subside
The fading echo of glory The moment applause ends is never dramatic. There is no sound to mark it, no curtain falling on
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Home is not a place anymore
In this ultra-connected world, our sense of identity and place is changing Home used to be a geography. It had coordinates. You could
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Shrinking women: The subtle social training we still ignore
Across the world, and in the United Kingdom as well, many women still face pressure to become smaller versions of themselves. This pressure
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Doing less and doing it better
Time to end the cult of busyness For years, ambition was measured by volume. The more we did, the more valuable we believed
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Learning by doing
The new way education can inspire and transform Imagine a classroom where students do more than memorise facts. They collaborate on real projects,
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Reviving a reading culture
The silent decline of reading Books were once treasured possessions, carried from home to school, shared between friends, and discussed around the kitchen
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AI for brain – humans for heart
What if schools let AI teach while humans nurture the heart? What if schools were designed so that artificial intelligence handled every lesson,
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Why writers matter
The mesmerising power of AI The rise of artificial intelligence in the literary world is nothing short of astonishing. It is capable of
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AI in Education
Artificial Intelligence: the new school revolution or a step too far? A classroom like no other Picture this: you walk into a classroom
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Women’s hidden struggles
Invisible dilemma: Why modern women still carry society’s unseen burdens Beneath the surface of our society lies a quiet but persistent dilemma that