Protect Your Mind
The things you read will fashion you by slowly conditioning your mind. – A.W. Tozer
The things you read will fashion you by slowly conditioning your mind. – A.W. Tozer
1. Thou shalt not worry, for worry is the most unproductive of all human activities. 2. Thou shalt not be fearful, for most of the things we fear never come to pass. 3. Thou shalt not cross bridges before you come to them, for no one yet has succeeded in accomplishing this. 4. Thou shalt… Read more »
Punishment for MySpace sites blasted, but administ By JUSTIN KERN and LAWRENCE SILVER – GM Today Staff February 18, 2006 PEWAUKEE – One Pewaukee High School student is questioning whether district officials have the right to discipline students for actions they commit off school grounds. Pewaukee High School Principal Martin VanHulle told students over the… Read more »
Partners in Learning Agreement Education is a team effort. This compact outlines the ways that we can work together because we know that children learn from adults. Adults realize that love, caring, encouragement, positive support, and wholesome, nurturing environments are critical to the healthy development of every child. We are committed to working together, with… Read more »
“Knowledge is a process of piling up facts; wisdom lies in their simplification.” – Martin H. Fischer
With so much emphasis on reading, math, and science, social studies is not receiving the same degree of attention it once did. As a result, we sometimes forget how important this subject is to the growth and development of children as future citizens. There are many ways parents can create meaningful activities that are fun… Read more »
1. Strengthens conscience and awareness of the right thing to do. 2. Promotes respect for differences. 3. Increases personal responsibility. 4. Helps kids see how choices not only affect them, but also their class, school, and family. 5. Helps kids understand ethics and morality. 6. Provides a reference point for all discipline problems. 7. Facilitates… Read more »
I use a stuffed skunk in my room as a means for teaching children when it s their turn to talk. The children can only talk if they are holding the skunk. They learn even at the age of 3 that interrupting stinks. – Melinda Izzo
If I had my child to raise all over again, I’d build self-esteem first, and the house later. I’d finger paint more, and point the finger less. I would do less correcting and more connecting. I’d take my eyes off my watch, and watch with my eyes. I would care to know less and know… Read more »
My Sister in Law divorced when her son was 7 and daughter was 12. Their father had visiting rights and was scornful of mom when she would hug them goodbye and say I love you! So they made a code: Doing things in 3’s. Three taps on the palm of their hand 1=I, 2=Love, 3=… Read more »