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Children’s homework: How much should you help — and how to tell if you’re doing too much
Parents might have graduated from the classroom years ago, but whether they like it or not, mums, dads and guardians get to relive their schooldays via their children's homework. Whatever parents’ ...
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Children are increasingly starting primary school struggling to talk, teachers have warned
In a new survey, nine in ten primary school teachers said that children’s speech and language issues have worsened since 2020. Teachers have been noticing declining school preparedness in young ...
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Primary progressive aphasia
Primary progressive aphasia (PPA) is a rare type of dementia. It is caused by damage to parts of the brain that control our language, personality, emotions and behaviour. In most cases, PPA is caused ...
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Humphry Repton: How the legendary gardener embodied the spirit of his age
Our recent article on Sheringham Hall inspired us to go back to this 2018 piece about Humphry Repton, published at the time of his bicentenary of his death. So well-known was Humphry Repton in 1814 ...