Dr anita sharma

24/04/2026

One of the world's most digitally advanced nations just hit the brakes on screen-based learning. Sweden is reversing its classroom tech experiment and returning to physical books, handwriting, and teacher-led instruction after years of declining student performance. Between 2000 and 2012 Swedish student scores dropped steadily in reading, math, and science. 📚 By 2023 the government officially announced a major shift away from digital devices in early grades, committing over $100 million to restore textbooks across the country.
The Karolinska Institute confirmed there is clear scientific evidence that digital tools can actually impair rather than improve student learning. Linda Fälth, a researcher in teacher education at Linnaeus University, noted that foundational skills like sustained attention and handwriting were being quietly eroded by screens. 🖊️ UNESCO also backed a more cautious approach to classroom technology in its 2023 Global Education Monitoring Report. Your child deserves a classroom that builds real skills, not just screen habits. The pencil may be the most powerful tool of the future.
📚 Source: Fälth L. et al., Linnaeus University, 2023. Swedish Ministry of Education and UNESCO Global Education Monitoring Report, 2023.

13/04/2026

Understanding starts with listening, not assuming.
Let’s replace myths with empathy. 🌍✨

06/04/2026

“Understanding autism starts with unlearning myths. 💙”
“Kindness begins where assumptions end.”

03/04/2026

17/03/2026

09/01/2026

02/01/2026

Slide 1 shows us that cognitive deficits in schizophrenia are not fixed or irreversible. Brain imaging studies often show reduced activation in frontal and parietal regions during working memory tasks compared to neurotypical individuals. While this reflects functional differences, it does not indicate permanent damage. The brain retains significant neuroplastic capacity, and targeted interventions such as Cognitive Remediation Therapy have demonstrated measurable improvements in attention, memory, and executive functioning. These gains translate into better daily functioning and quality of life.

Slide 2 shows structural brain differences in schizophrenia are subtle, but functional differences—particularly in networks supporting cognition and emotion regulation—can be more pronounced. Importantly, these functional patterns are responsive to treatment. Antipsychotic medications, especially when initiated early, are associated with normalization of brain activity over time. Psychotherapy and psychosocial support further enhance these changes. Recovery is not about returning to a prior state but about building new, adaptive capacities. Evidence consistently supports the potential for meaningful functional improvement across the lifespan.

Let us continue to replace outdated assumptions with evidence-based understanding. If you wish to learn more about interventions that support cognitive recovery, feel free to reach out.
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01/01/2026

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09/08/2025

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