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The problem of expelling 3-year-olds in Delaware
After a "startling" study listed Delaware No. 4 in the nation for pre-K expulsions, officials focused on coaching the adults.
More than sad: Depression affects your ability to think
Depression can cause cognitive problems (for example, thinking through a solution to a problem). Antidepressants may not help much with these symptoms.
Why Preschoolers Shouldn’t be Suspended or Expelled: Lessons from Neuroscience
Preschoolers' persistent behavior problems are not a signal that a child is purposefully misbehaving but rather that a child needs help.
Math problem for 7-year-olds puzzles parents ... Can you solve it?
There comes a time when you just can't help your kids with their homework anymore. But that shouldn't happen until middle school, right?
Think you can solve this maths problem for seven-year-olds? Prove it
Not everyone excels at mathematics, but we’d all like to think we could answer a seven-year-old’s homework, right? Well, one mother was left so stumped after she tried to help her daughter with her maths homework that she sought help in a private Facebook group. But it was to no avail, with members of the Breastfeeding Mama Talk Privately group also struggling to make sense of the conundrum. The problem asked:
Should the World Bank fund schools that expel pregnant girls?
Bankrolling bigotry is bad. So is cutting aid to the needy
Fixing Marketing's Mental Health Problem
Subscribe & Follow The Drum Nearly two-thirds of the media and marketing industry have considered leaving due to poor workplace wellbeing, according to resea...
How to Help Your Child with Behavior Problems
Here're the most common child behavior problems and childhood behavioral disorders. Understand these problems more and learn how to help your child.
Is Hoarding a Problem for Your Child?
Your child hoards odd objects and refuses to let you touch them. Should you be worried? Ask yourself these questions for guidance.
A solution to a problem that never was?
Have you been made aware of a problem and been offered the solution at the same time? You are being played by a smart go-getter! Read on… “Thanks Mom for helping solve a problem that...
Is your sarcasm a problem?
My older brother can be really sarcastic not only to me but to his wife and children. In this edition of LIFEadvice, Coach Kim explains where your sarcasm might come from and how to stop it or deal with it in someone you know.
Listening to Kids Prevents Problems
If you want your older kids to hear you and what you counsel, you must make extra time (and energy) to listen to them. A few simple skills can help you with listening to them.
Is Moral Relativism Really a Problem?
Raising Teenagers: Inevitably a Problem?
Teenagers need to become the centers of their own stories. For the writing parent, is that always a loss?
When Ambition Becomes a Problem
I am an ambition addict.<br>For overachievers like myself, growth is not enough. Accomplishment will not suffice. We ambition addicts need to distinguish ourselves from the herd. We ache for adoration. We want to win.<br>But this unfettered appetite for success comes at a cost.<br>The perpetual stress of
Dr. Pete discusses the signs of early learning problems.
Children develop at different rates but there are things to look for that could signal developmental delays. Watch this informational video to learn more. Fo...
How to recognize & solve signs of impending problems
While it may seem too simple of a deduction, what with the complexities surrounding small...
When parents go back on what they've agreed to
Ways to avoid problems when parents change their mind about something they've already agreed to
Constantly Online? Mental Problems Await
"YOU have the opportunity to fix yoru problems"
Do you or someone you know that is dealing with same issues and needs to hear the truth and be guided on how to truly get well? IT can never be done with med...
The Problems Moms FIX Like A Boss
“I’m not raising an emotional coward.” Moms and Invisalign® clear aligners get things FIXED.
