The November 2024 issue highlights the challenges children face today, 21st-century skills for future success, the role of emotional intelligence in children, holistic nutrition, discussions on anxiety, depression, screen time, & sight and much more. We hope our readers will enjoy reading it!

In celebration of Children’s Day, this article is dedicated to addressing the learning needs of our children in the 21st century, focusing on 21st century skills.

Anxiety truly is not an emotion but a state of being. You experience anger, jealousy, hurt, disappointment or sadness, which are all primary emotions that can give rise to anxiety — the most common secondary emotion.

It’s important to remember that protecting the vision of our children is a shared responsibility. Parents, educators, health professionals, and the government all have a distinctive role to play in safeguarding the eyesight of the next generation.

In this infographic get to know how children are uniquely vulnerable to the damaging health effects of air pollution.

Dr Kunnath emphasises the importance of regulating screen time, encouraging interactive digital activities, and the critical roles of parents and educators in cultivating a healthier digital environment for children.

This steel slag road contributes to reducing new material use, remodel materials and products to become less resource-intensive.

Emotional Intelligence is like a hidden superpower that every student can develop. It’s about understanding your feelings, managing them, and connecting with others meaningfully.

Proper nutrition is a continuous process and is vital for the entire life. It is an important tool for achieving health, which, in turn, is essential to achieving well-being.

Read how skilling our schoolchildren in growing food can help their well-rounded development. It will not only impart them with life skills but also take care of their physical, emotional, psychological and spiritual health.