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Educational News Round Up, June 12, 2025

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Screen Time’s Hidden Impact on Young Minds

The school bell rings, and in the bustling hallway of a Stockholm middle school, a teacher notices a quiet, tired student struggling to keep his eyes open. His worn-out expression isn’t just a sign of a late night—it could be a red flag that something deeper is affecting his well-being. Recent research from Sweden is […]

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The Surprising Link Between Autism and Accents

“Why does my child sound… different?” It’s a question many parents of autistic children ask. Some notice their child speaks with an unusual accent—one that doesn’t match their family, their school, or even their country. It’s not just an isolated experience; research now shows that autistic children’s speech patterns often diverge from those of their […]

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Do Fidget Spinners Help Kids With ADHD?

Imagine a bustling classroom where young children are tasked with staying focused during a reading lesson. For students with ADHD, this can feel like climbing a mountain—every noise, movement, or colorful object pulls their attention away. Enter the fidget spinner, a small, whirling toy touted as a miracle tool for helping kids with attention difficulties. […]

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Mental health

Understanding Autism and Mental Health:

A New Approach to Tackling Anxiety and Depression in Adolescents Picture this: A teenager sits in a school counselor’s office, struggling with feelings they can’t quite put into words. For autistic adolescents, these emotions are often even more challenging to manage or understand. New research sheds light on this growing issue, exploring the mental health […]

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Autism on the Rise: How COVID-19 Disrupted Access to Treatment for Children

Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) is on the rise in the United States, with more children being diagnosed today than ever before. But while diagnoses are increasing, something troubling is happening: fewer children with autism are receiving the treatments they need, especially in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic. This study sheds light on the current […]

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Mental health

What Parents and Schools Need to Know about Autism

When Alex was three years old, his parents noticed that he wasn’t responding to his name. He seemed distant, preferring to line up his toys rather than engage in imaginative play with other children. His parents were concerned but unsure of what these signs meant. As they sought answers, they began a journey many parents […]

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Empowering Parents in Inclusive Education: A Groundbreaking Study

Unlocking the Potential of Every Child In the ever-evolving realm of inclusive education, a new study has made significant strides in addressing a crucial aspect: empowering parents of children with Special Educational Needs (SEN). This research, targeting the triad of teachers, psychologists, and parents, introduces a unique program designed to enhance parental understanding and foster […]

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School Exclusion and Its Impact on Parents of Autistic Children

In our quest for inclusive education, it’s vital to recognize that not all students receive the same opportunities, especially those with disabilities like autism. Despite advances in policies promoting inclusion, school exclusion remains a significant barrier, disproportionately affecting autistic children. This not only hampers their educational journey but also places considerable emotional and psychological strain […]

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