Teach Children To Express And Control Anger As Well As Frustrations
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Too
often, we forget how essential it is to care for our children on an
emotional level. We make sure that they are clothed, fed, and have a
warm bed, yet those are not the only things that...
Most
of you find it hard to say “no,” whether it’s with family members, in
your profession, colleagues, relationships, and even friendships. You
start to say “no,” yet...
- Life is too short, so don’t spend time with people who suck the happiness out of you. “Nobody can go back and start a new beginning, but anyone can start today and make a new ending.”...
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teachers for the woes of US public schools and beyond is as old a
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I
had been half-expecting that San Antonio would cancel or delay the
yearly Fiesta; this was made official Friday morning: put off the
celebrations until November. Fiesta San Antonio...
A
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We
think the hype about the coronavirus is overblown. Sure, it’s more
dangerous than the average flu bug because nobody has had a chance build
immunity. The old and infirm can die...
From
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States was a novel strain of the Influenza A/H1N1 virus, commonly
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It's
NICOLE SANDLER, back again to guest host today's BradCast. With
everything around us consumed with coronavirus, I thought we could use a
short break from it. So, after an update...
On
today's BradCast: Donald Trump's error-laden prime-time speech to the
nation from the Oval Office on Wednesday night did little to ease the
nation's anxieties over the coronavirus...
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Thirty-four
years ago in Moscow I watched the government mishandle a disaster. Why
does it feel like it was just yesterday? An Opinion piece in the New
York Times, by Serge Schmemann...
The
U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) has published the Draft
Environmental Impact Statement (DEIS) for the Holtec
International/Eddy-Lea Energy Alliance irradiated...
Fear
of the coronavirus is causing shutdowns on a global scale like we have
never seen before. Just about every major sporting event that you can
think of has been either canceled...
The
Connecticut State Police have agreed to pay $50,000 to a man its
officers subjected to a bunch of Constitutional violations on their way
to issuing tickets to him for violations...
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By
Emily Reynolds. Thinking about and editing selfies was related to
self-objectification and worse body image — but simply sharing selfies
was not.
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the sky. On her raised hand, a bird perches...
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content for your weekend reading.- Fernanda Tomaselli and Sandeep Pal
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