When your child brings up a topic you might not agree with, you might start looking for “wrong” information. This gives you a way to refute what they are saying. You might also be looking for wrong grammar or facts. If you do hear information that is incorrect, ask questions and hear them out rather […]
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For teens, hanging with the extended family during holidays is not all it’s cracked up to be. Teens would usually prefer to lounge around, catch up with friends, and stare at a screen. However, they often have piles of homework, are forced to catch up on chores, don’t get to see their friends much, have
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Guest blogger, Lynette Apley of Simply Placed, www.ItsSimplyPlaced.com Organization, good study habits, time management and goal setting are life skills that can help students through middle school, high school, college and beyond. As a student, being organized means finding what you need, when you need it. When you are able to find what you need,
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It angers me that I have a post “on file” for when a school shooting happens. It angers me that we are failing our students so drastically that they are turning guns against one another. It angers me that we, our society, hasn’t stepped up our game when it comes to mental health. And it
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