High-quality relationships are the best investment in a happy life
International Day of Happiness A recent study published in the International Journal of Aging and Human Development examines how close…
High-quality social interactions: the key to digital learning
While the public debate focuses on how much time children spend in front of screens, there is far less discussion…
The Big Three Ethical Guides for Business
Three approaches to business ethics contemplation include the Conventional Approach, discussed in my last column, the Principles Approach and the…
Social Identity and Belonging on Saint Patrick’s Day
Collective celebrations have accompanied human societies for centuries, functioning as powerful mechanisms of social cohesion. A contemporary example that clearly…
Rethinking Parkinson’s: A Brain Network Disorder
For decades, Parkinson’s disease has been primarily understood as a movement disorder. When we think of Parkinson’s, we typically picture…
Islamophobia: A Challenge for Coexistence in Diverse Societies
International Day to Combat Islamophobia Every March 15, the International Day to Combat Islamophobia is commemorated, a date recognized by…
Habermas, the last great individual sociological theory
Habermas’s Theory of Communicative Action was the most influential theory of the last two decades of the twentieth century. In…
Mathematics Is Everywhere: Unlocking Students’ Hidden Potential
International Day of Mathematics As we approach International Day of Mathematics (March 14), it is timely to rethink our perspectives…
Let’s teach mathematics instead of procedures and rules
International Day of Mathematics What makes learning mathematics difficult is not its abstract nature, but the common practice of avoiding…
Wake-Up Call: Why Sleep Disorders Deserve Urgent Attention
World Sleep Day There is increasing recognition that sleep is a critical component of human health. The statement is often…