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Op-Ed: Teacher Appreciation Week: May 7-11

Lodi - It's Teacher Appreciation Week so let's all take the time to talk about what teacher's do for children and how they can help in rebuilding our education system.
In the Media by Erin P. Capuano - 2 comments

Op-Ed: The Hubris of East Europe's Peasants

Smug hubris is everywhere I look. Add to this access to the Internet, this great equalizer of the stupid, and everyone in these shabby countries - from Macedonia to Russia - holds himself or herself to be a genius and not in need of further edification.
In the Media by Sam Vaknin - 1 comment

LeapFrog to release tablet for children

The retail market indicates that generations hardly remain separated by leisure through technology. Luxurious gadgets are being designed for an unbelievably young demographic, yet they model the same gadgets that serve purpose to millions of elders.
In the Media by Vincent Sobotka

Report: Magnesium adds muscle to brain performance

A study shows that taking magnesium supplements can boost memory and learning. This study also supports the idea that a magnesium deficiency may cause faster deterioration of memory as we age.
In the Media by Gordon K. Chan - 2 comments

Op-Ed: Issues Of Power, Authority And Control In Democratic Education

There is a constant fight in public education over money, power and authority - does anyone remember to educate the children?
In the Media by Thom W. Conroy

New Study Finds Differences in Way Autistic Children Learn

Scientists at the Kennedy Krieger Institute and Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine have been working together to determine the neurological aspects of autism. Through this, they have now found differences in how autistic children learn.
In the Media by Carol Forsloff - 2 comments

Can Sleep Help Clear The Brain?

Researchers found evidence that sleep, already recognized as a promoter of long-term memories, also helps clear room in the brain for new learning.
In the Media by Bob Ewing - 5 comments

Study: Babies Don't Get Smarter Watching Educational DVDs

Watching TV will turn your kid's brain into mashed baby food. Well, sort of. According to a new study, DVDs designed to help boost an infant's ability to learn might actually hinder language development.
In the Media by Chris Hogg - 14 comments

Call for children to get guns

CHILDREN should start firearms training from age 10 and shooting programs should be reinstated at schools, says the NSW gun lobby.
In the Media by nobuta - 6 comments

Truckers and Students Make Great Pen Pals

A national program connects truck drivers with students to provide a perspective on travel.
In the Media by Charles W. Kim - 1 comment
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Interview with Susan Spence, author of 'A Story of the West'

Susan Spence has always been intrigued with life in the west in the 1880s. She researched historical accounts and...
May 24, 2012 by Dorothy Thompson

30,000 Drones over U.S. skies - Protecting or Spying?

A four-year, $63 billion FAA bill, which was approved by House and Senate negotiators for use of unmanned planes,...
May 19, 2012 in  Conspiracy Theory Haven by Mindy Allan

Most talented young guitarist in the world

Sungha Jung, now 17, was born to play music at a very young age, and was inspired at three watching his father play....

Understanding Business Coaching

Business coaching is a process and a structure, which enables an entrepreneur, business owner, manager or operator to...
May 11, 2012 by Emmanuel Imevbore

Leadership: The Call to Responsibility (Part 2)

Leadership is not just a privilege. It is a call to responsibility and a challenge to personal creativity,...
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