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65Today I Proved God's For Real - A Story You Must Read
by rodney southern
I have tried most of my adult life to find some tangible proof of his being here, and not had a ton of luck. I have always believed, but through faith alone. The following story is true, and I feel that I am... published 11 hours ago
67Advantages of MathCasts
by Mad Slide Ruler
From my experience, I know very well that some teachers look at MathCasts with distrust and consider them a waste of time. Of course, teachers in some school regions react differently than others, but there... published 13 hours ago
62Should tenure for teachers be eliminated to ensure quality education?
by Dave Teacher
Remember that teacher in high school or professor in college you made fun of? You know, the one who didn’t have a clue; the one who dropped one acid too many; or the one you wish you could put in a bottle because you were sure he mankind’s cure for insomnia. These are the first people that come to mind when you hear the word “tenure.” published 2 days ago
61Don't Name Your Child 'Talula Does The Hula From Hawaii'
by cgull8m
Hula Dance in Hawaii. Photo: Flickr.com/photos/moralesdirect/ _GA_googleAdEngine.createDOMIframe('google_ads_div_In-Article' ,'In-Article'); New Zealand Judge Rob Murfitt ruled in favor of the girl who... published 2 days ago
743 Things I learned from my family
by Ananta65
Open communication: I don't only tell her that she can talk about anything; I also try to give her the example. Judgment: I myself consciously try to avoid any judgment, especially when it concerns my daughter. Letting go: But I do try to let her go as far as possible; I do encourage her to do things herself, without me interfering. published 3 days ago
66A View of Life From the Raspberry Patch
by John Juneau
Note: You may be able to tell that this was written with young people as the intended audience, but it applies to adults as well. In the early summertime the raspberries in my yard begin to ripen. ... published 3 days ago
62Parents Have the Power to Ensure a Good Education
by Dave Teacher
Those who experience ineffective education are parents who refuse or fail to take steps to ensure that their child gets quality learning. Don’t like the teacher or the school? Get a new one. Don’t like how your child’s behaving in school? Change their behavior. Is your child not making the grade? Spend more time with him on his school work. published 4 days ago
52Run Away Groom
by Gwyneth L.
A CIVIL case for damages and attorneys fees was filed yesterday against a man who left his bride-to-be waiting in the altar right before they were supposed to exchange their "I dos". Lilibeth Gaviola wants... published 4 days ago
57Quality Child Care
by smitty7532
Angie, a child care teacher talks about the lack of standards in child care. Parents, are you looking for quality daycare or childcare? Are you looking for someone who's more than a babysitter? Wondering... published 4 days ago
77Forgiveness: How and Why?
by Julie A. Johnson
In life, some things don't always come easy, and forgiveness is often one of those things. When someone hurts you, especially someone close to you, it can be difficult to forgive them. Often we become angry... published 5 days ago
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