I recommend the seasonal flu, but please allow me to comment. About a week ago I suddenly felt tired and weak. I just wanted to sleep. I didn’t think about it then. At the moment, my family is facing some challenges, challenges that we all need to face now and again – and we are … Read more
In 1967, Rex Harrison won an Oscar for his song “Tak with Animals” for his music for “Dr. Doll.” The lyrics are: “If I could talk to animals, learn their languages, maybe get an animal degree …”. The bottom line is that we have more understanding and it would be better if we just understood. … Read more
Champions For Learning enrolled 47 new students in the Take Stock In Children (TSIC) program. These 47 current eighth-graders from nine Collier County High Schools will work with a tutor who will help and guide them throughout their high school years and help them prepare for college and / or career. The Take Stock In … Read more
OLYMPICS, washing. The Washington Department of Commerce has partnered with the Department of Children, Youth, and Families (DCYF) to provide a $ 43.2 million grant for 69 early education projects. Funding can be used to plan, expand, renovate, purchase or build facilities and early classrooms. “Early learning is an important part of a government’s critical … Read more
Two years ago, the emergence of a new coronavirus in the central city of Wuhan halted life in China. Wet markets and shops closed their doors; food services struggled to meet demand; and food programs ran out of resources. The first time I remembered that it was difficult to find enough food to eat. In … Read more
The Vodafone Ghana Foundation (VGF) through its monthly Birth Stars initiative engages young women in the recycling activity and creativity challenge to create new products using waste products. It formed part of the activities to commemorate this year’s International Women’s Month and International Recycling Month. The program aims to encourage young girls to take courses … Read more
Bristol, WASHINGTON – Named after a new school “long ago,” the Bristol Virginia School Board on Monday approved funding and lease agreements to build a new school in the city for the first time in 50 years. Chairman of the Board Randy Elvis, who has served on the board for more than a decade, appreciated … Read more
The American University Women’s Association (AAUW) will discuss personal creativity at its April 12 meeting. Art lab owner and “art worker” Cindy Spielman will lead the exercise (which she promises will be funny – no color), which will allow each individual to recognize the natural creativity within. . He will also discuss ways to nurture … Read more
Teachers can have a lasting impact on their students’ productivity, but measuring that impact is difficult. This column evaluates the influence of teachers in the context of Western music structure over the five centuries. The author finds that students are more similar to their teachers than other contemporary musicians and that this influence lasts for … Read more
CHICAGO (NewsNation) – The pressure on financial justice in America has generally focused on gender pay and race. But one woman thinks the conversation should change. “People who say they care about living in a fairer society are focused on getting women to get better paid jobs. The truth is that regardless of the gender … Read more