News SEP 13, 2026

The Happiest Children Often Have Grandparents Who Follow These Five Rules

by Imed Bouchrika, PhD
The Happiest Children Often Have Grandparents Who Follow These Five Rules
Grandparents often get cast as the ones who spoil, who allow one extra cartoon or an extra slice of cake. Behind this tender image, many still wonder: what should they actually prioritize to truly benefit their grandchildren without creating friction with their own children who have become parents?...
Children who rarely played with their father before age 3 show weaker self-control as adults, Cambridge researchers reveal
News SEP 12, 2026

Children who rarely played with their father before age 3 show weaker self-control as adults, Cambridge researchers reveal

by Imed Bouchrika, PhD

Adults who can keep their cool are often assumed to have been born with a calm temperament. But behind that self-control often lies a much more concrete story: a parent, very often the father, who spent time playing on the floor, roughhousing, carrying, tickling, all while maintaining boundaries. These seemingly...

Sweden Swapped Textbooks For Laptops In 2009. Now It's Paying To Undo It.
News SEP 11, 2026

Sweden Swapped Textbooks For Laptops In 2009. Now It's Paying To Undo It.

by Imed Bouchrika, PhD

Sweden once led the charge toward digital classrooms. Now, fifteen years after embracing an all-digital approach to education, the country is spending $104 million to bring paper books back into schools. The reversal marks one of the most significant about-faces in modern education policy....

A Psychologist Says Those Born In The 1960s Were The Last To Have A Truly Happy Childhood
News SEP 10, 2026

A Psychologist Says Those Born In The 1960s Were The Last To Have A Truly Happy Childhood

by Imed Bouchrika, PhD

They absorb bad news without falling apart, know how to put setbacks in perspective, and seem to possess an inner calm that's difficult to shake. For many observers, baby boomers have developed a mental strength that both intrigues and impresses younger generations....

These college majors leave graduates with the most regret and it's not about passion
News SEP 9, 2026

These college majors leave graduates with the most regret and it's not about passion

by Imed Bouchrika, PhD

The traditional four-year college degree is facing growing scrutiny. Tech companies and other employers are increasingly eliminating degree requirements for positions that once demanded them. Some experts now argue that career-focused training deserves more attention than the conventional bachelor's degree path....

News SEP 8, 2026

Commercial Pilots Earn $122,670 Without a College Degree—Here's the Full List of 82 High-Paying Careers

by Imed Bouchrika, PhD
Commercial Pilots Earn $122,670 Without a College Degree—Here's the Full List of 82 High-Paying Careers
The conventional wisdom that a four-year college degree is the only ticket to financial stability is being quietly dismantled by labor market data. High school graduates who pursue skills-based training instead of traditional universities now have access to dozens of careers paying well into six figures....
Company loses 25% of workforce after forcing employees back to office full-time
News SEP 7, 2026

Company loses 25% of workforce after forcing employees back to office full-time

by Imed Bouchrika, PhD

A Spanish energy company's mandate that employees return to the office full-time has backfired spectacularly. Holaluz, a Barcelona-based electricity provider, lost roughly 25% of its workforce after eliminating remote work entirely, sparking an indefinite strike and raising questions about how companies handle workplace flexibility in an era where it's become...

40% of Gen Z are losing a 5,500-year-old skill that shaped human civilization
News SEP 6, 2026

40% of Gen Z are losing a 5,500-year-old skill that shaped human civilization

by Imed Bouchrika, PhD

For thousands of years, writing has served as one of the fundamental pillars of human communication, allowing knowledge, stories, and cultures to pass through the ages. Now that foundation is showing cracks in an unexpected place....

Global IQ Scores Are Falling. Researchers Now Know Why.
News AUG 27, 2026

Global IQ Scores Are Falling. Researchers Now Know Why.

by Imed Bouchrika, PhD

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