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Farm work was the saving grace for lower secondary school pupils

University of Agder

Farm work was the saving grace for lower secondary school pupils

Is TikTok ruining today's youth? Not at all, says media researcher

University of Oslo

Is TikTok ruining today's youth? Not at all, says media researcher

20 years ago, it took around 17 minutes for teenagers to fall asleep once they got into bed. Today, it takes over an hour

University of Agder

20 years ago, it took around 17 minutes for teenagers to fall asleep once they got into bed. Today, it takes over an hour

Can life at sea teach us to live in a more meaningful way?

NTNU Norwegian University of Science and Technology

Can life at sea teach us to live in a more meaningful way?

Young people lack knowledge about what food contains, and meat eaters know the least

University of Agder

Young people lack knowledge about what food contains, and meat eaters know the least

Schools do not address sexual abuse against young people

University of Agder

Schools do not address sexual abuse against young people

This is important for adolescents' well-being

University of Agder

This is important for adolescents' well-being

Children need rough and tumble play

NTNU Norwegian University of Science and Technology

Children need rough and tumble play

University of Agder

The University of Agder launches free tool against bullying in schools

The University of Agder launches free tool against bullying in schools

The Norwegian School of Sport Sciences

New measures to prevent eating disorders

New measures to prevent eating disorders

The Norwegian School of Sport Sciences

Increased levels of physical activity lead to a quicker brain

Increased levels of physical activity lead to a quicker brain

University of Agder

Therapy in the open air helps teenagers calm down

Therapy in the open air helps teenagers calm down

An article from KILDEN Information and News About Gender Research in Norway

Rich boys more competitive in economic experiments

Rich boys more competitive in economic experiments

This article was produced and financed by Oslo Metropolitan University

Young ME sufferers feel forgotten

Young ME sufferers feel forgotten

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