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2 weeks ago | 
cambridge.org | Hannah Wilkinson |Louise Johns |Rachel Batchelor |Alex Lau-Zhu
Sleep problems are commonly reported in psychotic spectrum disorder patients.Reference Reeve, Sheaves and Freeman1 Traditionally, sleep problems have been viewed as secondary to mental distress, with troubling thoughts, feelings and physiological hyperarousal seen as responsible for keeping people awake.Reference Kalmbach, Cuamatzi-Castelan, Tonnu, Tran, Anderson and Roth2 However, recent evidence suggests that sleep difficulties and psychotic symptoms are bidirectionally related.Reference...
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Feb 27, 2025 | 
northwestbylines.co.uk | Hannah Wilkinson
Hannah Wilkinson, University of ManchesterAn 11-year-old at a school in Essex was recently reported to have been given a detention for not achieving 90% on his maths homework (he got 81%). This measure by his school comes in an environment when schools in England seem to be increasingly reaching for severe methods of punishment: more and more children are being suspended or excluded.
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Feb 25, 2025 | 
tolerance.ca | Hannah Wilkinson
By Hannah Wilkinson, Lecturer in Educational Psychology, University of Manchester
An 11-year-old at a school in Essex was recently reported to have been given a detention for not achieving 90% on his maths homework (he got 81%). This measure by his school comes in an environment when schools in England seem to be increasingly reaching for severe methods of punishment: more and more children are being suspended or excluded.
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Feb 25, 2025 | 
theconversation.com | Hannah Wilkinson
An 11-year-old at a school in Essex was recently reported to have been given a detention for not achieving 90% on his maths homework (he got 81%). This measure by his school comes in an environment when schools in England seem to be increasingly reaching for severe methods of punishment: more and more children are being suspended or excluded. But the 11-year-old’s detention suggests a use of sanctions not only to deal with bad behaviour, but also to drive improved academic achievement.
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Feb 11, 2025 | 
stylist.co.uk | Hannah Wilkinson
“I’m an early bird who goes to bed at 9pm, and my partner’s a night owl – these are the 3 tips that helped us make our conflicting sleep schedules work”
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Dec 8, 2024 | 
businessinsider.de | Hannah Wilkinson
Die Miete in der Hauptstadt konnte ich kaum noch bezahlen. Darum bereise ich nun die Welt und wohne als Housesitterin kostenlos in den Häusern fremder Menschen. Das Konzept ist einfach: Ich passe auf Häuser und Tiere auf und lebe mietfrei in ihnen. Aus dem Koffer zu leben und stets unterwegs zu sein, ist anstrengend, doch der Lifestyle lohnt sich für flexible und zuverlässige Menschen.
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Dec 6, 2024 | 
businessinsider.com | Hannah Wilkinson
When my rent increased, I needed a solution. A friend of mine suggested housesitting. At the time, my partner and I were dating long-distance, and he decided to join me. Over the last year, we've lived all over the world taking care of other people's homes and pets. If you'd told me a year ago that drinking sparkling wine by the pool of a millionaire's mansion would come courtesy of caring for a cockapoo, I'd have never believed you.
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Dec 6, 2024 | 
flipboard.com | Hannah Wilkinson
3 hours agoUS: Dog’s Epic Snow Slip Sparks Winter LaughterSomerset, United States - December 05, 2024 Winter’s icy charm turned into a comedic moment when Matt Strohmier shared a video of his dog Rent on December 5. The viral clip shows Rent slipping on snow and tumbling headfirst into a snowdrift, leaving viewers in stitches. "Biffed it in the snow drift," Matt captioned, summing up the hilarity of the incident.
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Nov 19, 2024 | 
businessinsider.de | Hannah Wilkinson
Mein Partner und ich haben uns kennengelernt, als wir noch ein Ferngespräch führten und über Telefonanrufe kommunizierten. Er zieht es auch vor, mit seinen Freunden zu telefonieren, anstatt ihnen Textnachrichten zu schicken. Ich merkte, dass ich es vermisste, auf diese Weise mit meinen Freunden zu sprechen, und begann, sie öfter anzurufen.
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Nov 18, 2024 | 
businessinsider.com | Hannah Wilkinson
My partner and I started dating while we were long-distance and communicated through phone calls. He also prefers to talk to his friends on the phone instead of through text messages. I realized that I missed talking to my friends this way, and started calling them more often. When an unknown number calls my phone, it feels as anxiety-inducing as someone kicking down my front door and barging into my house. It's ridiculous, I know.
