The Hand That Rocks the Cradle: A Mother’s Day Retrospective
If we’re not persuading, we’re losing. Our words matter. Our rhetoric matters. Even when we fall short of them – especially when we fall short of them.
If we’re not persuading, we’re losing. Our words matter. Our rhetoric matters. Even when we fall short of them – especially when we fall short of them.
The HPE0-V25 HPE Hybrid Cloud Solutions Exam is a pivotal milestone for individuals seeking to excel in the dynamic field of cloud computing. This certification not only validates your expertise but also opens doors to a world of career opportunities and financial rewards. In this article, we will uncover the significance of the HPE0-V25 certification,…
Bachelor of Science or BSc is one of most popular undergraduate degree academic programme of science steam, which is offered by numerous universities and institutions across the India. After Engineering and MBBS, BSc course is opted by many students who have completed their class 12 in science stream. The course provides both theoretical and practical…
One of the awful ironies of the pandemic lockdowns is that the people least at risk from Covid were among those whom the lockdowns hurt the most. We refer, of course, to the restrictions placed on children. Parks, zoos, and swimming pools were shut down. Little League seasons were canceled. In many states schools went…
The educational conversation has largely shifted in favor of homeschooling. The remote model introduced in schools at the beginning of the COVID pandemic, questionable racial practices, and the prospect of child vaccine mandates have induced a surge in homeschooling. Public schools have reported staggeringly less than anticipated enrollment numbers for this school year as homeschooling…
Kendall Tietz on November 24, 2021 Fort Worth Independent School District (FWISD) is reportedly infusing Critical Race Theory (CRT) into its teacher training, which says “America is oppressive” and that “White supremacy is everywhere,” Carlos Turcios, an activist who spent four years on FWISD’s Racial Equity Committee and now organizes parent protests, told Fox News….
Once again, it’s summer, and even though the pandemic classroom of the past year was different in many ways, one thing remained the same for traditional schools: the celebratory last day before summer vacation. Kids told one another, “see you next year,” and they ran for the school buses or clicked off their computer screens. …
When people think of Seattle, they once thought of a vibrant music scene. They thought of landmarks like the Space Needle, Pike Place Market, or perhaps paying respect at the gravestones of Bruce and Brandon Lee. Today, when people across America think of Seattle, it is marred by the image of the Capitol Hill Autonomous…
Andrew Trunsky on April 28, 2021 Hunter Biden will be a guest lecturer at Tulane University for a course titled “Media Polarization and Public Policy Impacts” that focuses, in part, on “fake news.” The son of President Joe Biden is one of nine guest speakers for the class, which focuses on “the current state of…
The healthcare industry is growing to new heights every year. With developments in almost every branch of healthcare, students can now enjoy plenty of career options, specifically in the field of nursing. The healthcare industry is arguably one of the best career paths to join. Medical students often have a hard time narrowing down the…