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  • Disaster preparedness for schools in the Philippines 35 min 28 sec old, UNICEF Podcasts
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Research : Resilience? Four million hits and it just bounces back

Studies in five Australian high schools have persuaded researchers to float the concept of “academic buoyancy” as a useful measure of everyday resilience to classroom setbacks.

People : Putting brain science back on the streets of Los Angeles

An Oregon University-designed holistic “Family Check up” speaks for the fruits of a career that connects understanding of the neural mechanisms inside the brain with deep insights into the ordinary clutter of family life.

Prevention News : No it's not rocket science – it’s harder…

The complaint against the science behind children’s services used to be that it was plain inferior to anything in the natural sciences. The work of the average social scientist was barely worth a physics lab. technician’s white coat. But as the complexity of the task is better understood, attitudes are changing.

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