Kindness named Oxford Children's Word of Year
Children vote for 'kindness' as Oxford Word of the Year
'Kindness' is children's most popular word of 2024, according to Oxford University Press (OUP). Sixty one per cent of children voted for 'kindness', 25 per cent opted for 'artificial intelligence' and a small proportion (seven per cent) selected 'conflict' for Oxford Children’s Word of the Year.
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