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Yunnan students start vaping young for flavours and social reasons despite China restrictions.

A brief self-hugging technique helped Vietnamese students feel more self-accepting in a small early pilot study.

Nearly a third of Chinese university students show low mental wellbeing, with sleep, exercise and coping mattering most.

Perceived teacher strictness was linked to more plagiarism, but the risk is control that makes students’ own work feel pointless.

Emotional intelligence workshops left students feeling more confident, though test scores showed no measurable improvement.

Indian and American students define and practise mindfulness differently, study finds, shaped strongly by culture.

A university library study shows students blend digital and physical support in new post pandemic learning habits.

Working accountancy students in the Philippines cope with exhaustion and financial strain, revealing how study and survival collide.

Warm childhood memories are linked to healthier eating in university students, with anxiety and physical activity as key factors.

Most lecturers feel confident supporting struggling students, but structural barriers and specialist training gaps remain a serious concern.

Therapy teaches adults the relational communication skills schools overlook, enabling better listening and emotional expression in relationships.

A London college has launched a free mental health course as distress among UK students and teachers rises sharply.

Strict teaching does not stop cheating, it just moves dishonesty from exams into written coursework.

Students at Regent College London use AI mainly to support learning, with little overall impact on critical thinking.

Professional placement services help nurse practitioner students secure vital clinical rotations efficiently despite limited preceptor availability.