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Damage of Unresolved Grief
Any loss in life will naturally cause grief, like the death of a loved one or pet. Also, a relationship
Helping Your Kids with Homework
According to The National Science Foundation, 32%-40% of parents help their kids with homework three or more days a week.
Living With Less
A study by Momentum Worldwide shows that 76% of people would rather spend money on experiences instead of possessions. Some
Read, Know, Learn, & Grow
Parents have a superpower to spark imagination and creativity in kids early on. Children’s most impressionable years fall between birth
How Did I Miss Out on The Tao of Leadership?
As leaders, we always want to better ourselves and others. Some essential components of leadership include integrity and continuous improvement
Step Up Student Motivation
Certain curriculum can be boring with little to no classroom engagement. Teachers who provide stimulating learning experiences increase children’s interests.
How Your Childhood Comes Back to Bite You
Our childhood plays a significant role in adult relationships. Our first experience of closeness starts with parents or those who
Empathy at an Early Age
More than likely, we all know someone we describe as “cold.” Adults who remarkably do not express concern lack empathy.
The Art of Patience
Some say you grow more patient as you get older, and others say you lose patience as you age. I
Celebrating Parent Involvement in Schools
National Education week takes place from November 15-19 this year, and one focus includes parent involvement. Project Appleseed runs a
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