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training

Game-Based Assertiveness: A New Way to Deal with School Bullying in Mexico

December 24, 2024

School bullying is a big problem in Mexico. Around 19% of students face it. Even though there have been many efforts to stop it, it's still happening. Now, a new way is being tried out: game-based learning. This new method is teaching kids to be assertive, which means standing up for themselves in a

sports

How Do Swimmers Deal with Intense Training? A Smart Algorithm's Perspective

December 22, 2024

Have you ever wondered how athletes manage their training when things get super intense? This study dives into that question, focusing on swimmers. They wanted to see if a fancy algorithm, called the variable dose-response model, could help track when swimmers push too hard and start to feel really

health

Revamping ICD-11 Training: A Fresh Approach

December 22, 2024

Have you ever wondered why training for the International Classification of Diseases (ICD-11) needs an overhaul? Well, let's dive in and explore some reasons and ways to do this. Firstly, consider the rapidly changing medical landscape. New diseases and conditions pop up all the time. The old train

sports

How Basketball Players' Wellness and Training Load Vary Across Different Game Schedules

December 20, 2024

Professional basketball players face varying game schedules throughout the season. Researchers set out to explore how these different weekly contexts affect the well-being and training load of players. The team studied was involved in two major competitions: the top-tier Spanish league, Endesa Leagu

health

The Evolution of Tabata: From Athletes to Everyday Fitness

December 20, 2024

Tabata training, first designed for athletes, has gained global popularity. It's a type of intense workout that combines short bursts of high-intensity exercise with quick rest periods. The original idea was to push the body to its limits using cycling exercises, aiming to improve oxygen uptake and

health

Revamping Healthcare in China: The Power of Village Doctors

December 19, 2024

China's rural healthcare system is often seen as the weak link in the country's overall healthcare chain. A key focus of this study is how effectively medical funds are spent on resources and services. The spotlight is on village doctors, who play a crucial role in both provincial and rural healthca

sports

Braves Fans score with free broadcasts in 2025

December 19, 2024

In 2025, the Atlanta Braves are making a big comeback to broadcast TV! Fans in South Carolina will get to watch 25 games thanks to Palmetto Sports & Entertainment. These games include 15 during the regular season and 10 from spring training. The dates are coming soon. "We can't wait to bring Braves

education

Why Choose a University for Flight Training?

December 17, 2024

These days, getting pilot training at a university is becoming more popular. It’s not just a few schools offering this either. Students can pick from many options to earn their pilot's license and start a career in flying. Let's dive into why university flight schools might be a good choice. Univer

health

How Training Shapes Nurses' Views on Family Involvement

December 15, 2024

Ever wondered how training can influence how nurses think about involving families in child care? Let's dive into a study that explored this very topic. The focus was on pediatric nurses and how structured training on Family-Centered Care changed their attitudes. First, imagine a pediatric ward whe

politics

Boston's Political Path: Training Before Scandals

December 15, 2024

Imagine if Boston politicians got a head start on doing things right, instead of learning the hard way. That's the idea behind giving aspiring councilors some training before they get into office. It's like teaching them the rules of the game before they start playing. Take Boston City Councilor Ta