Communication
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The Power of Words: How to Change the Emotional Climate at Home
Discover how everyday words shape your family's emotional climate and learn 5 practical ways to transform home atmosphere with kindness.

Jezreel Valley College Launches Northern Israel's First VR Media Room
Jezreel Valley Academic College is launching northern Israel's first VR media room, combining cutting-edge technology with practical communication studies.
How to apologize to your partner without getting dragged into a new fight
Did you start with "sorry," and within two minutes found yourselves in a whole new fight? It turns out there is one word that ruins every apology, and most couples say it without noticing.
Are you becoming a robot? Scientific research reveals the effects of artificial intelligence
Scientists warn that the human attempt to streamline discourse with computerized service agents leads to the adoption of predictable response patterns, which narrows the space for expression and the uniqueness of consumers.
Following Anna Zak's lead: Benjamin Netanyahu published his personal phone number — and it crashed
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu published a video on Sunday that went viral within minutes on social media, in which he took the unusual step of revealing his personal phone number and calling on the public to contact him directly.
"Mama": The non-verbal child typed the first word on his mother's tattoo
Jessica Fletcher from Canada tattooed a full keyboard on her forearm for her 11-year-old son Hunter, who is on the autism spectrum and is non-verbal. The idea was born after his communication device died during a meal at a restaurant. When she showed him the tattoo, he grabbed her arm and typed the word "Mama" on it.
The son cannot speak — so she tattooed a keyboard on her arm
Jessica Fletcher, a mother of an autistic child who does not speak, tattooed a full keyboard on her arm with letters, faces, and an "I love you" button. The idea was born in a moment of crisis, when the batteries in her son Hunter's communication device ran out at a restaurant — and in response, he drew a keyboard on a napkin and began pointing.