We have our first holiday weekend of the new school year coming up and most of us will probably spend it doing yard work. But, for those who want to add at least a little more fun to their plans, here are a few ideas!
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Coping with Change
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Coping with Change Change is stressful. Whether it be good, bad, or neutral, changes in life can prompt feelings of anxiety and even depression. Though in some ways we may wish to avoid it, it is simply part of life and can represent opportunity for growth. As we all continue to learn to deal with…
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Presidential Thoughts on Education
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Presidential Thoughts on Education With President’s Day this week, citizens of the United States have the opportunity to reflect on many of the great leaders that have made a positive impact on the nation. This week we’d like to celebrate these leaders by highlighting their thoughts on the power of education. So, everybody sit back…
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25 Small Things to Do That Make a Big Difference
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25 Small Things to Do That Make a Big Difference We all know that life can be chaotic and often overwhelming. This week we’ve created a list of 25 things you can do in up to ten minutes that can have a positive impact on your daily life. Make your bed Take a walk around…
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5 Reasons to Have a Daily Planner
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5 Reasons to Have a Daily Planner Many schools are reaching the end of the term and students (and parents) are stressed. As we’re approaching that time of year, it’s important to keep ourselves organized. Even if you don’t have tests and projects coming up, you may be considering organization and making better use of…
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Keep the Lights On: Banned Books Week 2019
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Keep the Lights On: Banned Books Week 2019 Since 1982, librarians, booksellers, publishers, authors, and booklovers across the country take a week every September to celebrate banned books and discourage censorship. The event was started due to an increase in banned and challenged books in the early 1980s. Some may be wondering what a banned…
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So, You Want to be a Criminal Justice Major
So, You Want to be a Criminal Justice Major This week we were able to interview Felicia Christiansen, a student currently working on her undergrad in criminal justice. She clearly has a passion for what she is preparing to do and may be able to shed some light for those who are considering a similar…
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5 Tips for Developing Leadership Skills
5 Tips for Developing Leadership Skills Regardless of the field you hope to go into, skill in leadership is a must. When an individual has gained these skills, they become invaluable to an employer and are trusted with a wide variety of responsibilities. Due to the priceless nature of these key skills, it’s never too…
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Teacher Appreciation
Teacher Appreciation As May begins, for many, school is coming to a close. As such, let us each take some time to appreciate our incredible teachers. Whether they be in classroom teachers, online instructors, private tutors, or even our own parents, they all are key to student comprehension and growth. This week we were able…
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