Society

Years ago, advances in luxury cars largely revolved around ever-greater speed and ease of control. Then came the rise of electric vehicles (EVs), marketed as the cleaner way to get around and appealing to environmentally conscious drivers. However, in a world of increasingly short attentions spans, it wasn’t long before consumers started looking for the next big thing in automotives. In the second decade of the 21^st century, development of artificial intelligence (AI) saw great advances in many aspects such as computer vision, object recognition and game playing. These advances in AI technology led to what is probably the next thing to look out for in the automotive industry, autonomous or self-driving vehicles.

Before dive in, some clarifications are in order. While we say that self-driving cars are going to be the next big thing in the automotive industry, we aren’t discounting the significance

Fashion is popular niche on all digital platforms. Modern fashion is such a great visual domain and social media influencers who place a strong emphasis on showcasing high-quality photographs are clearly valued. A lifestyle or fashion blogger is a social media star with a notable following. They primarily provide fashion content and has the potential to influence others’ opinions and shopping decisions through their reviews.

Fashion bloggers can show off their outfits and creativity on Instagram, but not as much on their podcasts. Maintaining blogs are essential, as they can create a space for all fashionistas to engage their audience with emerging fashion trends and showcase high-end products. Most fashion bloggers use Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, Pinterest, and other social media platforms. Some YouTube stars have become well-known for their style and aesthetic content.

On the other hand, travel blogging too, is a competitive domain that is getting bigger each day.

Education is undergoing something of a revolution. More children are learning in remote environments than ever before, and skills like penmanship and public speaking are being replaced with digital literacy lessons.

These changes can help more children gain access to high-quality education and ensure that students are competent with the tech they’ll need to succeed in life.

However, teachers shouldn’t throw out their lesson plans altogether to meet the requirements of the digital age. Instead, teachers must strive to incorporate ed tech in their existing pedagogy to support children’s creativity, communication, and collaboration.

Creativity

Creativity plays an integral role in students’ development as learners and members of society. According to Youth.Gov — a federal organization designed to promote the wellbeing and success of young people — the students of today must be able to problem-solve in a “variety of ways and settings” and should be able to create unique solutions

The first time your baby bites you while breastfeeding is shocking. So it is when your cute two-year-old claws your nose and won’t let go. Or, when your sweet three-year-old bonks a toy on the head of a playmate.

Many first-time parents, or even experienced parents who didn’t meet this challenge with an earlier child, are taken aback by this behaviour.

Yet, aggression is common among toddlers – and actually to be expected as young children start to understand mixed emotions.

It can be hard handling this behavior calmly because it is often painful. 

There might be bruises, scratches or blood! When your baby kicks you in the shin, pulls her sibling’s hair, or head-butts his nana’s face, it can really hurt. A perfectly natural reaction to physical pain is a flash of frustration or even anger – potentially sparking more aggression between you. 

Under this surface-level frustration, all