Post #7 “Constructive Action Planning,” (Iman Rastegari, Leah Shafer) shared in an article gathered from the The Harvard Graduate School of Education. “We need to assist our test-takers with learning how to create action plans at a young age, thereby they will become more actively result driven with documentation to reference.” Nicshelle A. Farrow M.A.Ed […]
Post #2 The other day, I was thinking about how nice it would be to hear more people say thank you, because I say thank you frequently. Yes, in my opinion, as many words that we hear on a daily basis or acknowledge, “thank you” is only a two letter phrase, yet it’s so powerful. […]
Post #2. Photo Credit: Ron Lach Today, I was looking for something intriguing for this new health and wellness series I just started this morning. In considering the fact that it’s a Friday evening as well, I wanted to find something that would be fun too and I located the following website: https://wellnessmama.com/health/ I hope […]
Most often there is a need for some form of mentoring especially when starting a new venture, business, class, sport, and the like.
Science pertains to the physical world. Social science pertains to human society and social relationships. Which do you prefer and why?
Broken Hearted Series
Post 1 What does the Bible say about being broken-hearted? Psalm 34:18 “The Lord is close to the brokenhearted and saves those who are crushed in spirit.” The Good News: Though you may feel defeated, God is closer than you realize. He is always with you and can heal your heart. Apr 9, 2020 Retrieved […]