That repetition is how a child teaches themselves to improve. Each version is slightly different, slightly more detailed, slightly closer to what they see in their head. The kid who draws the same ...

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In the Southern California desert, Krystle Hickman waits hours to photograph native bees threatened by climate change and habitat loss. She’s documented more than 300 species.

As Gen Z searches for relief from constant connectivity, knitting and crochet are seeing a resurgence. This student-reported ...

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Making friends is tough, and only gets tougher as we age. Friendship expert Janice McCabe recently wrote a piece for the New York Times that dug into the way new connections can be forged through ...

Do you ever get flustered when deciding what to eat for dinner? Some people might call you indecisive, but turns out, your struggle to make a decision actually means when you make one, it's the smart ...

ALBANY, Ga. (WALB) — Kids at “Balancing the Equation’s STEM Lab” in Albany are learning a valuable lesson this holiday season: decorating does not have to break the bank. Families recently rotated ...

As generative AI plays an increasingly prominent role in our lives—at work as well as at home—we’d all do well to develop our own nuanced viewpoints about the technology. Over the past three years in ...

Three ancient pieces of ochre unearthed in Crimea were used by Neanderthals to draw and paint, a new study suggests. The findings highlight Neanderthals’ cognitive—and possibly creative—abilities, a ...

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