Education

Born too soon, by caesarean section and not breathing: Lio’s start in life was anything but rosy. When he was diagnosed with “autism accompanied by moderate mental and physical disabilities”

A Swiss study shows that children’s prospects regarding future school and professional chances improve vastly when they receive support at a very early age.  Tired, Marla sat with her newborn baby and

Sitting still, working hard and having a sense of duty: When it comes to the way today’s reward culture works in the classroom, many boys are slipping under the radar.

Generation Z is clueless about life before the smartphone. No generation prior to this one has been as plugged into online media as these young people born between 1997 and

South Korea has about 2,000 forest kindergartens and play groups – all based on the Swiss model. An onsite visit. A group of children are sitting Indian style in the midst

Half of the parents in Switzerland punish their children physically. The awareness campaign "Strong Ideas" is intended to change that. Whether among friends or in the family, there are two things

Can wrestling and fighting serve as an educational tool at school? A visit to a classroom where the students love to get into fights. The area in front of the blackboard

Slow food is in everyone’s mouth at the moment – both as phrase and as food. If you have taste and a sense of conscience, then you eat and cook

Many people who suffer from autism are first diagnosed as adults – or never. Why? Iris Köppel often thought that her parents weren’t her real parents and that her brothers weren’t