The use of anti-depressant drugs such as Prozac and Zoloft soared in usage in the late 1990s among young people, the first government study of its type found. Prescription drug use among people 20 years old and younger jumped 62% from 1995 to 1999, according to research by the U.S. Agency for Healthcare Research and… Read more »
1. PROBLEMS ARE MERELY QUESTIONS THAT NEED TO BE SOLVED. (Webster s Dictionary) 2. WHAT IS THIS PROBLEM TEACHING ME? DON T ASK WHY, ASK WHAT. 3. WE LEARN BY BEING BURNED. 4. IT S NOT THE PROBLEMS WE ENCOUNTER THAT MATTER IT S HOW WE RESPOND TO THEM. 5. PROBLEMS NEVER LEAVE YOU WHERE… Read more »
One of the more challenging things on a teacher’s plate these days is to convince difficult and challenging children that they are capable and responsible. Their attitudes typically are “I can’t do it!” “I don’t know how!” or “You can’t make me!” This prevents them from taking the first steps from the learning opportunities you… Read more »
Missed Opportunities, most would agree. Missed Opportunities, especially for me. Missed Opportunities, are hard to recover. Missed Opportunities, a past chance to discover. Missed Opportunities, hard to recuperate. Missed Opportunities, each with an expiration date. Missed Opportunities, an invitation neglected. Missed Opportunities, once again rejected. Missed Opportunities, they rarely return. Missed Opportunities, you missed your… Read more »
The Vision must be followed by the venture. It is not enough to stare up the steps- We must step up the stairs. – Vance Havner
While it wasn’t totally clear in teacher education and preparation that each class was preparing one for an occupation and a career, it has become all the more clearer in recent years there is a major difference between Occupation and Vocation. An Occupation is defined in Latin “to occupy a position” or to “fill a… Read more »
“They may forget what you said, but they will never forget how you made them feel.” – Carl W. Buechner
1-Read and study the book The Difficult Child by Stanley Turecki He’s really helps adult determine each child’s temperament. There are 9 different temperament types. 2-Every child has different tendencies and personalities. Find out what their after and what interest them by observing them. Don’t ask them what will motivate them. 3- Ask them what… Read more »
All children come from God, for some the journey home just takes a little longer. – Author Unknown
The best relationship is one in which your love for each other exceeds your need for each other. – Author Unknown
