4th December
Our most recent article on ‘Social risk taking in adolescence’
During the Education Policy Institute 2020 Annual Lecture, Prof. Sarah-Jayne Blakemore, Professor of Psychology and Cognitive Neuroscience at the University of Cambridge, gave a lecture on ‘Social risk taking in adolescence’. The lecture presented the results of recent research and experiments on influence of peers on the behaviour of adolescents, here defined as young people aged ten to twenty-four, and shared ideas on how society and educational professionals should support them to tackle today’s challenges, starting with those of the ongoing pandemic.
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#Jokeofthday
How did Darth Vader know what Luke Skywalker got for Christmas?
He felt his presents!
#Onthisday
The first issue of The Observer was printed by W.S. Bourne on 4th December 1791 in Britain, making it the world’s first and oldest Sunday newspaper.
The Observer was a broadsheet newspaper until 1st January 2006, changing to the Berliner or mid-size format on 8th January 2006.
It was then that the Observer became the UK’s only full colour Sunday newspaper.
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