Family17 minGiftedness: children in the fast laneThey learn quickly and combine things with razor-sharp precision: highly gifted people are far ahead of their peers in terms of their cognitive abilities.
Family7 minTwo gifted children talk about their everyday livesJuri and Ella are both gifted. How do they deal with their intellectual giftedness?
Health7 minBright minds, dark prospects? Three myths about giftednessGifted people have a hard time and should be assessed soon. There are numerous myths about the supposed behaviour of gifted people. We clear them up.
Family9 minLearning outside the classroomProject IF+: Children with special educational needs attend mainstream classes. At Wolhusen primary school, they spend a morning morning in nature.
Health2 minLiving vegan for a better worldSarah Heiligtag and Georg Klingler run the "Hof Narr" farm with four-year-old Nils and two-year-old Indra and live a vegan lifestyle.
Health4 minRaw and natural: eating like our ancestorsSandra and Tanja's patchwork family eats raw food. When one of the children celebrates a birthday, even the cake is raw.
Health2 minAllergy or intolerance?Some people react sensitively or very severely to certain foods. This may be due to an allergy or an intolerance.
Health5 min«Food should be free from pressure»Nutritional psychologist Katja Kröller knows how we can teach children to like healthy food.
Health3 min«Good is not good enough for my daughter»Burnout: Sarah (50) is worried that life is passing her daughter, a hard-working student, by.
Health3 minBurnout among young people: «I can't commit myself»Burnout among teenagers: Shakur (17) explains why he sometimes fears he can't get his life together.
Health2 min«I pay a high price for the Gymi»13-year-old Emma has recently started grammar school. But one worry is constantly breathing down her neck.
Health6 min«We idealise the past»The demands on school performance have not increased, says Martin Dornes, a German sociologist and psychotherapist.
Health13 minWhen everything becomes too muchMore and more frequently, twelve-year-olds are complaining of exhaustion and lack of motivation. Who is to blame? The meritocracy? The school? The parents?
Youth today: Ylenia Pollice, commercial apprentice with her friends Amina (dark curls) and Hanna (blonde) photographed at Greifensee near UsterBlog13 minWhat makes us tick - a portrait of seven young people
Development4 minA comparison of young people's lifestylesWhat occupies young people today? What are their goals? What are they afraid of? Various studies are investigating this. An overview.
Health8 minMy child is smoking pot. What now?How should parents react? Alarmed or calm? With conversations or bans? How parents recognise when children are smoking pot and what they can do.
Health12 minIs cannabis a gateway drug?How harmful is weed really? Experts are arguing about it. Parents want one thing above all: answers. And education.
Development2 min«I smoke weed because it's fun»Smoking weed is something that 16-year-old commercial apprentice Marco only does occasionally. Sometimes he doesn't smoke for weeks.
ADHD6 min«Anyone who starts smoking weed young has a problem»Addiction expert Oliver Berg on the effects of cannabis, what it does to the brain - and why he is in favour of legalisation.
Young mother with her 2 years old little son dressed in pajamas are relaxing and playing in the bed at the weekend together, lazy morning, warm and cozy scene. Pastel colours, selective focus.Family8 minMr Hodgkinson, why are lazy parents better parents?British author Tom Hodgkinson is a pro at slowing down. The father of three teenagers says that lazy parents are better parents.
Family2 min10 tips for slowing down family lifeThere's always something going on with children. How can you slow down your everyday life? With these 10 tips - no problem!
Family9 minHow we slow down...On the alp, in an eco-village, with fewer working hours - three families talk about how they manage to slow down their everyday lives.
Family10 minHow can we slow down family life?People long for slowness. Slowing down starts with focussing on the essentials. Our children can be role models.
