School Age & Teens
Schooling, homework, screen time and adolescent development
Sunkist Fruit Gems: A Sweet Tradition in Jewish Celebrations Faces Uncertainty
Sunkist Fruit Gems are beloved within the Jewish community, but their potential discontinuation has sparked heartfelt reactions and a movement to reinstate them.
Meet Hanukkah Barbie: A Celebrated New Addition to the Holiday
Hanukkah Barbie pays tribute to the Jewish holiday with thoughtful design details, capturing attention and spirit while sparking unexpected conversations.
Children’s Emotional Attention Patterns Linked to Depression Risk
New research reveals how children's attention to emotional expressions varies based on family history of depression, providing insights into mental health risks.
Study Links Brain Disorders to Accelerated Aging Patterns
Research indicates specific brain disorders, including dementia and addiction, are associated with distinct patterns of accelerated brain aging.
"Kid Sister" Delivers a Refreshing Take on Sukkot in a Charming Episode
"Kid Sister" offers a delightful Sukkot episode, blending humor and cultural insights rarely seen on television.
Circadian Rhythm Enhancements May Support Post-Stroke Brain Recovery
Research indicates that reinforcing circadian rhythms could improve brain recovery after a stroke by enhancing waste clearance mechanisms.
New Insights into REM Sleep: How Dreaming Challenges Our Understanding of Brain Energy
Recent research reveals that while dreaming during REM sleep, the brain’s energy usage may decline even as fuel supply increases.
Assessing the Effectiveness of the Sabbath App for Digital Detox on Shabbat
Exploring the Sabbath app's ability to help users disconnect from their phones during Shabbat reveals mixed outcomes and self-imposed challenges.
Engage Your Family with a Quick Fall Dinner Tradition
Create lasting memories at the dinner table with a fun “This or That” game that sparks conversation and laughter in just five minutes.
Exploring the Legacy of Holocaust Survivors through the Eyes of Their Grandchildren
Discover the experiences of grandchildren of Holocaust survivors as they delve into their family histories and honor their legacies through storytelling.
Create a Fun and Festive Slinky Skeleton for Halloween or Día de los Muertos
Engage kids this holiday season with a creative skeleton craft that’s perfect for Halloween and Día de los Muertos. It’s simple, fun, and colorful!
Reviving the Victorian Sukkah: A Creative Reimagining of Tradition
Explore a nostalgic vision for sukkah decoration inspired by Victorian aesthetics, and the evolution of this cherished tradition.
Season 3 of "Nobody Wants This" Trailer Reveals New Challenges and Guest Stars
The trailer for season three of "Nobody Wants This" teases new storylines and guest appearances, set for release on October 22.
Study Links REM Sleep Duration to Lower Disease Risks
Research reveals that increased REM sleep may reduce the risk of numerous diseases, emphasizing the importance of sleep duration for health.
Leah Koenig Celebrates Jewish Heritage Through Culinary Delights
Leah Koenig shares the sources of her Jewish joy, highlighting culinary traditions and cherished memories intertwined with food.
Embracing the Charm of a Homemade Sukkah
Cherishing the memories and uniqueness of a homemade sukkah reveals its deeper significance as a symbol of family connection and creativity.
Hallmark's Upcoming Hanukkah Film, "Eight Nights for Love," Combines Tradition with Magic
"Eight Nights for Love" features a captivating story blending Hanukkah traditions with magical realism, premiering on Hallmark this November.
Rediscovering Jewish Traditions: A Modern Journey to Mikvah
An exploration of personal identity leads to a transformative experience at a mikvah, embracing Jewish rituals and the quest for belonging.
Caffeine's Silent Disruption: How Coffee Affects Sleep Quality Beyond Duration
Research reveals caffeine's impact on sleep quality can linger long after consumption, underscoring the nuances of individual response.
Research Reveals the Value of Variation in Complex Systems for Enhanced Stability
A new study indicates that embracing diversity in complex systems may lead to increased stability, challenging long-held assumptions of uniformity.