ADHD and behaviour problems
We think of kids with ADHD as having trouble paying attention. But for many of them — and their parents — behaviour is a big prob...
T8 and opening hours – Saturday 09/10
Dear Parents and Students, Owing to the T8 signal, all classes this morning are confirmed to be cancelled. Regarding afternoon cl...
What do Covid-19 patients and Alzheimer’s patients have in common?
A new study compared the brains of people who died of COVID-19 with those that died of other causes. The researchers found that t...
Is your memory reliable?
Lately, scientific studies have exposed how poor eyewitness accounts can be, calling into question how reliable our memories for ...
Is your phone making you better—or worse—at multitasking?
Using a smartphone often means switching between focuses: from a work email, to a social media post, to a personal message. Earli...
Why we feel so intensely: understanding ADHD emotions
Anger, outbursts, anxiety, irritability, impatience: more than most people, ADHDers can be driven by emotions. 01/13 Emotions Rul...
Do you need a brain to sleep?
In a curious new study, scientists have found that sleep pre-dates the brain—meaning that animals don’t actually need a brain to ...
Story elements engage the brain
Whether you’re reading a mystery or watching a movie, stories can stir up a host of emotions. But according to Angus Fletcher, a ...
Neural “Fingerprints”
We all share events in life that are common: a memorable dance, attending a wedding, eating at a friend’s house. As a result, our...