There’s a black sheep in every flock, and there are few of us who don’t know one, or didn’t know one as a child. Every family, every class, has one: that brother or sister, boy or girl, who’s always in trouble, who’s prone to stretch limits or take things “too far,” who’s embarrassingly honest, who… Read more »
To the tune of “The Blue Danube” When people ask why — just tell the truth. When people ask how — just tell the truth. When people ask where — just tell the truth. When people ask who — just tell the truth. When people ask when — just tell the truth. When people ask… Read more »
New Media Producer: Rachel Chambliss Bullying – it happens in nearly every school across the country. Both Illinois and Indiana have laws in place to protect students, and Kentucky has anti-bullying legislation this year in the General Assembly. But what does it take to truly put an end to bullies who can make some students… Read more »
Dear Mr. Bedley, I really enjoyed talking to you that day in the Denver Airport. I think it is really great that you are publishing books aimed toward promoting mental toughness in children. This is one of the most overlooked areas in youth athletics. It is something I never learned until I was about 20…. Read more »
Always remember to forget The things that make you sad. But never forget to remember The things that made you glad Always remember to forget The friends that proved untrue. But don’t forget to remember Those that have stuck by you. Always remember to forget The troubles that have passed away But never forget to… Read more »
Talking Terry Tinsley Talked all the time! Her constant yipping and yapping Drove everyone out of their minds! Her parents truly loved her, But living with her was tough. In fact, whenever Terry was home They wore sound-proof ear muffs! Well, Terry went to school, And after the very first day, The teacher called her… Read more »
Woman to Helen Keller:” I don’t know what could be worse than being blind!” Hellen Keller to woman: “I do! Being sighted and having no vision!” – Helen Keller
Character building making schools safer, Central Jersey teachers say By CHAD HEMENWAY – Staff Writer School districts throughout the state have adopted various character-education programs to teach students respect, responsibility and integrity in an effort to make schools better — and safer — learning environments. Just a dream? Not according to administrators and teachers in… Read more »
We’ve had some tough times, We’ve been together many years Now we’re about to separate – That will cause some tears. Don’t start crying, No, not just yet… Let’s remember the day That we all first met. We were so young and nervous – Shaking and trying not to cry… We all wanted our mommies,… Read more »
He who knows does not speak. He who speaks does not know – Lao Tzu
