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    Why School Absolutely Does Not Function as a One Size Fits All

    Raising kids comes with a myriad of decisions. What foods to eat? Which soap to use? What toys to play with? Use technology or not? The list goes on and on. Before I had children, I thought your child turns five, you send them to school, and that is where the decision-making ends. School is ...
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    Study Tips From a Grad Student

    Student life can be overwhelming for anyone! I wanted to share some tips that have helped me focus on my studies while working on my masters. I wish I had many of these tricks up my sleeve while pursuing my undergrad degree. My grades and my self-esteem have definitely improved while pursuing my masters.  1. ...
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    February 15, 2021
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    Why Snow Days Are Awful

    I never remember liking snow. Growing up in Ohio means that I am no stranger to winter weather. But I do remember loving snow days. I lived for the joy of my mother opening my bedroom door and telling me that I could sleep in. Snow days meant no school and impromptu gatherings with friends. ...
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    By Lisa Post
    August 16, 2020
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    6 Tips To Avoid Burn-Out

    There is no getting around it: teaching takes energy.  Lots of it.  It takes mental, physical, and emotional grit.  It takes organization, determination, and endless exertion.  It takes wisdom, compassion, and discipline. And that is just to get through the first 10 minutes of the day. Teachers have to wear many hats: teacher, philosopher, advisor, ...
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    Back To School Tips For Fall Of 2020

    This has been a hard year.  It has been a strange year. COVID-19 has turned America upside down, held the country by the ankles, and shook out all feelings of control. The school year ended badly. Students were unceremoniously thrust into the realm of remote learning unprepared, unwanted, and unanticipated. As we look forward to ...
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    June 22, 2020
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    PowerPoint Tips

    This article is designed to help students create PowerPoint presentations that are sure to impress! Choosing a Perfect Template  Looking through the catalog of PowerPoint sample templates can be a little overwhelming. All of these are meant to be used in presentations. Some backgrounds, however, have more marketing appeal than others. The “Facet” template is ...
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    By Tracie Hicks
    December 23, 2019
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    Destruction Of The Soul: A Domestic Violence Story

    Trigger Warning: The following story has to do with domestic violence. Lance swept me off my feet. His strong stature reminded me of a logger or a mountain man. Little did I know the hidden secrets this man held deep inside. Lance revealed the darkness, not long after we said, “I do,” and I regretted ...
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    By Lisa Post
    December 2, 2019
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    How To Take A Twelve Hour Trip With High Schoolers And Live To Tell About It

    Recently, my husband and I took the upperclassmen from our small private school on a college trip. We traveled twelve hours (one way) from our rural community to Maranatha Baptist University in Watertown, Wisconsin.  In preparation for this event, the school rented a Ford Transit for us to take. No one said anything, but I ...
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    By Tracie Hicks
    November 11, 2019
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    Freelancing, Will I Fail Or Succeed

    Doctors told me in 2012 to stop working, the government says otherwise. I tried to return to work in 2014 -2015, and I had a panic attack. You see, my first marriage was not so great. He physically, mentally, sexually, and emotionally abused me. I feared if I stayed any longer, my friends and family ...
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    By Stephanie Wyatt
    August 5, 2019
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    A Tale of Two Sisters :Chapter I

    I woke up with a warm breath against my neck as the sunlight streamed through the stained glass window above my bed. The headmistress brought this on herself when she put me in the old chapel. I tossed off my pink comforter and hit my companion with my pillow. “Get up. You are going to ...
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