Anxiety is an emotion we have when we think there is danger in front of us. It doesn’t have to actually be dangerous. It is
I’m well aware of the conversation and debate regarding the difference between education and training. Many people who have heard me speak about being “exceptionally
With more and more teachers choosing indoctrination over education, one parents’ rights activist has a novel proposal: make teachers wear body cameras. Parents in Washoe
Grumble, grumble… “I don’t like that cereal. No, don’t want it. I want… chips, chips… gummies.” A pantry chock-full of food and queen toddler of
Local school board policies that affect our young children increasingly bear watching. Why? Because school boards, made up of locally elected individuals, have powerful jurisdiction
iVoterGuide wants Americans to know exactly what their school board candidates really believe. American voters seeking to wield important influence in their home districts should look no further
Moms are superheroes, and they rarely get the praise they deserve. For too long, the job of “mom” has been disrespected. Anyone who babysits kids for a
It was years ago now, but I recall this incident like it was yesterday (funny how that happens). A mom I knew in town had
In a YouTube video produced by a friend who leads the Christian youth organization, Link Year, dozens of students line up for a foot race to
Many parents and grandparents of teens fear the problems of peer pressure when their child hits adolescence. Parents worry, “How can I keep my kids
Laurie Cardoza-Moore has been confirmed to serve on Tennessee’s Textbook and Instructional Materials Quality Commission following hearings in Nashville before the State House and Senate
Naps are important. Naps are necessary. Naps don’t always work out the way you’d like them to—either for your little kids or yourself. Most working
Fifteen million adults are affected with major depression in the United States each year, according to the National Institute of Mental Health. Depression is widespread
Public schoolers used to look at me like an exotic zoo animal while extended family tended to question my parents’ sanity or turn their noses
Many parents assume that choosing a career for their kids is as simple as picking the course with the friendliest tuition money requirements and the
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