Education 2024, November

9 ways to get even more fun out of cowgirl pose

9 ways to get even more fun out of cowgirl pose

The good old classic cowgirl pose may still surprise you. It is enough to slightly change the rhythm, body position or try something bolder

What to do if your muscles hurt after exercise

What to do if your muscles hurt after exercise

Lifehacker studied dozens of scientific studies, talked with sports medicine doctors and collected the best tips to help reduce muscle pain and partially prevent its occurrence

What to cook for breakfast if you are tired of porridge and scrambled eggs

What to cook for breakfast if you are tired of porridge and scrambled eggs

Hearty frittata, healthy oatmeal in a jar, airy pancakes with honey and five more goodies to prepare for breakfast

What is bioenergy and is it possible to "correct the biofield"

What is bioenergy and is it possible to "correct the biofield"

The concept of "bioenergy" has several interpretations. In one case, it is a scientific discipline, in the other, an unsubstantiated esoteric concept

Quantum psychology: is our mind really connected to the universe?

Quantum psychology: is our mind really connected to the universe?

Proponents of this trend believe that quantum mechanics will help explain human behavior. But not everything is so simple

What are torsion fields and do they really exist?

What are torsion fields and do they really exist?

Energy that travels faster than light, or another pseudoscientific delirium. How torsion fields became part of pseudoscientific research

"Gilding the pen": why palmistry is a deception

"Gilding the pen": why palmistry is a deception

Palmistry is a fortune telling system based on the appearance of the palm, lines and bumps on it. Life hacker understands what science thinks about this theory

What is the blood sugar rate and what to do if it is high or low

What is the blood sugar rate and what to do if it is high or low

Doctors recommend donating blood for sugar every three years. This will help to detect abnormalities and prevent the development of diabetes and other diseases

10 proven ways to cheer yourself up

10 proven ways to cheer yourself up

Everybody has bad days. The main thing is not to dive into the negative with your head and be able to switch. These simple tricks can help cheer you up

11 signs that you may have cardiac arrest

11 signs that you may have cardiac arrest

Cardiac arrest can happen at any age. But people over 60 years of age, as well as those who are overweight, diabetes, high cholesterol, or suffer from hypertension should be especially attentive to these symptoms

How the new ethics is changing the standards of communication and what is wrong with it

How the new ethics is changing the standards of communication and what is wrong with it

Some of the new rules are no different from the old ones, but others will be difficult to get used to. Life hacker understands all the nuances of the popular concept

Video game addiction as a diagnosis: what changes in the international classification of diseases mean

Video game addiction as a diagnosis: what changes in the international classification of diseases mean

What is ICD and how does this document change our understanding of mental health. The World Health Organization recently published WHO releases new International Classification of Diseases (ICD 11), the eleventh edition of the International Classification of Diseases (ICD-11).

What is cognitive behavioral therapy and how quickly does it help

What is cognitive behavioral therapy and how quickly does it help

Scientists consider cognitive behavioral therapy to be an effective method of dealing with anxiety, stress, eating disorders and more

15 films about animals that will make you touch and cry

15 films about animals that will make you touch and cry

The heroes of these touching films about animals will be able to reach the hardest hearts. Loyal dogs, a trained elephant and even a pelican are waiting for you

What is behaviorism and what it can teach us

What is behaviorism and what it can teach us

Behaviorism is a branch of psychology that studies only objective observable phenomena in human behavior, and not subjective ones like feelings

10 films about planes, aviation and pilots that will take your breath away

10 films about planes, aviation and pilots that will take your breath away

Spectacular action films, comedies, war dramas and stories of real people - these films will definitely not leave you indifferent. Check it yourself

Painting walls: instructions for those who are not a painter at all

Painting walls: instructions for those who are not a painter at all

Lifehacker's Guide will help you completely transform the interior in just a few hours. Painting walls is not as difficult as it sounds

How to align walls: detailed instructions

How to align walls: detailed instructions

You can level the walls with putty, plaster or drywall on glue or frame. Choose the right way and make the renovation of your dreams

13 recipes for delicious muffins and cupcakes

13 recipes for delicious muffins and cupcakes

Lifehacker shares her favorite cupcake and cupcake recipes. Try caramel, nutty, citrus, chocolate and other amazing desserts

10 business ideas to help you become a millionaire

10 business ideas to help you become a millionaire

Lifehacker has collected proven and promising business ideas. You can make millions on the most unexpected things. For example, socks, sneakers or dirt

Why we forget old facts and how to deal with it

Why we forget old facts and how to deal with it

It's all about retroactive interference - a natural mechanism that protects us from overexertion, stress and burnout

Fear of Failure: The Thinking Trap That Keeps Us From Growing

Fear of Failure: The Thinking Trap That Keeps Us From Growing

This cognitive bias drives risk avoidance. It manifests itself in the form of severe anxiety, negative thoughts, unwillingness to act

Thinking trap: why we are afraid of terrorist attacks, but cross the road at a red light

Thinking trap: why we are afraid of terrorist attacks, but cross the road at a red light

In simple words, we explain what the term "accessibility heuristic" means, how such a thinking error prevents us from living and how to deal with it

Why do we blame others for others' mistakes, and circumstances for ours?

Why do we blame others for others' mistakes, and circumstances for ours?

Cognitive biases are common causes of quarrels and misunderstandings. Thus, the fundamental attribution error forces us to judge others harshly and be gentle with ourselves

10 fantastic horse movies

10 fantastic horse movies

"Black Steed", "Favorite", "Rely on Pete" and other films are waiting for you. These kind and exciting stories will appeal not only to horse lovers

Tai-bo: non-contact fitness for weight loss and endurance

Tai-bo: non-contact fitness for weight loss and endurance

Tai-bo combines punches from taekwondo, karate and boxing with elements of aerobics and hip-hop. This cardio workout will help tighten your body and strengthen your muscles

20 unexpected inventions that have become everyday

20 unexpected inventions that have become everyday

Sunglasses, gunpowder, X-rays, chewing gum, popcorn and many other everyday things have a very interesting history

Why Your Choice Seems to Be the Best, Even When It Doesn't

Why Your Choice Seems to Be the Best, Even When It Doesn't

How does our attitude to the subject change after we make a choice, and why in some cases this can become a problem

10 cartoons in English that will help you tighten your tongue

10 cartoons in English that will help you tighten your tongue

Dora the Explorer, Muzzy, Phineas and Ferb and other cartoons are useful for both children and parents who have long dreamed of speaking English

10 free online courses to improve your English

10 free online courses to improve your English

If you are more comfortable with self-education on the Internet, these online English courses will help you improve your language skills in a form and environment that is convenient for you

20 subtleties of living English that are not talked about at school

20 subtleties of living English that are not talked about at school

Blue is not gay. And even gay isn't always gay. "Do you need a lift" has nothing to do with elevators, "Number one" and "number two" can sometimes put you in an extremely awkward position. What subtleties of the language do you know?

8 methods to help you learn foreign words

8 methods to help you learn foreign words

If new words in a foreign language are difficult to remember, one of these methods will certainly help you

15 English words and phrases that will make you mistaken for a native speaker

15 English words and phrases that will make you mistaken for a native speaker

Many English phrases are constantly used by native speakers, but foreigners hardly know it. Lifehacker has collected 15 "very English" expressions that will definitely set you apart from the crowd

Where to watch TV shows and films in English with subtitles

Where to watch TV shows and films in English with subtitles

Learn new vocabulary and hone your pronunciation with these services. In Puzzle English, Ororo.tv, Google Play Movies, Netflix and others, you will find popular TV shows and films in English with subtitles. Find out what you can get for free, what is for a small fee, and choose what is right for you

Believe-not-believe and 6 more cases when there are two hyphens in the word

Believe-not-believe and 6 more cases when there are two hyphens in the word

Some examples obey the general rules, other words that are written with two hyphens must be memorized or checked using a dictionary

10 fun facts about ruthless Russian punctuation

10 fun facts about ruthless Russian punctuation

Oddities, exceptions and elements of language from the realm of eternal darkness and primordial chaos. One Twitter user shared some funny facts about Russian punctuation, which, in his opinion, has two principles. There is senseless, and there is merciless.

"If" or "if": whether a comma is needed

"If" or "if": whether a comma is needed

Let's figure out when a comma is needed in the expression “if”, and when a punctuation mark will be superfluous. It depends on several conditions

13 words and phrases that you shouldn't consider introductory and separate with commas

13 words and phrases that you shouldn't consider introductory and separate with commas

"Just in case", "nevertheless", "ultimately", "meanwhile" and other interesting words and phrases that everyone who wants to write competently should know

How to know if a comma is needed before "what"

How to know if a comma is needed before "what"

At school we were taught that a comma before "what" is needed. It is not always so. Sentence structure, part of speech and other conditions matter

9 cases when commas are not needed, but many people put them

9 cases when commas are not needed, but many people put them

The Russian language would be too simple if it were not for the nuances. We analyze cases when commas are not needed, although you really want to put them