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There is a story – probably apocryphal – from the period of the British Raj in India: At one time, Delhi was plagued by a great number of cobras which presented a danger to the populace, so the authorities offered a bounty for each dead cobra presented to them. This was an initial success but after a while some local entrepreneurs saw the advantages of breeding cobras which they could kill and claim the bounty on. This was easier and more profitable than hunting them, until

Why Smartphones Are Different from Dumbphones Smartphones provide access to the internet, social media, apps, games, and instant messaging. This connectivity brings many benefits but also exposes children to risks such as cyberbullying, inappropriate content, and addictive behaviours. Dumbphones, by contrast, focus on voice calls and SMS texting, limiting exposure to these dangers. The difference is not just about features; it’s about the level of responsibility and maturity

Considering the challenges young people face, I often wonder - how can they navigate a world full of conflicting information, complex social issues, and tough decisions? The answer, I believe, lies in one powerful skill: critical thinking. It’s not just a buzzword or an academic exercise. Critical thinking is a lifeline, especially for young people who might feel overlooked or misunderstood. It helps them make sense of their experiences, question assumptions, and find their o

When I first encountered P4C, the idea of youth philosophy circles, I was struck by its potential to transform lives. It’s not just about...

In today’s uncertain world, the ability to think critically is more important than ever. But how do we help young people, especially...