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Millennial reading habits have changed the definition of a classic Millennials may be the death of classic books. In 1988, Tom Wolfe could only manage eight weeks at the top of the bestseller list. A year later, Salman Rushdie had just nine for "The Satanic Verses." And by 2000, 33 authors were sharing time at the top of the list, ensuring no one stayed longer than...

The real reason why it’s so hard for teenagers to wake up early Research suggests that teenagers' reluctance to get up in the morning might be driven by biology rather than laziness.

This is how your childhood can shape the success of your career New research highlights a strong correlation between success and parental expertise.

Here's why your attitude is more important than your intelligence New research suggest that your attitude is a better predictor of your success than your IQ.

The science behind why you shouldn't look at your phone before you sleep Bright phone lights can make the brain think it's time to stop producing melatonin, a hormone that gives your body "time to sleep" cues.

23 Images That Show How Books Take Me On Adventures I believe that books are the ultimate time machines. They have the power to take us back to the past and feel how it is to live during that time, to the future with their ideas, or even to an alternate world - one where our imagination comes alive.

To play is to learn. Time to step back and let kids be kids To be a superhero is to lead, to host a teddy for tea is to organise. Four leaders explain why they're launching a coalition to protect play.

This is how people around the world view education Four key findings of educational preferences from a 2016 Pew Research Center survey of 19 countries.

Students learn better from books than screens, according to a new study A new study indicates that student learn better from textbooks than from screens - but think the opposite is true.