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Rep. Bill Taylor: South Carolina legislative update

The Post and Courier 26 Sep 2023
Parents know their children better than anyone; every parent knows each child is unique and learns differently from their siblings ... The goal is for children to learn, not record seat time in a large, traditional classroom setting ... The result is a factory model where children and ...
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GALAS TO SHOW HOW NPH USA TRANSFORMS THE LIVES OF CHILDREN IN DESPERATE NEED

Victoria Advocate 26 Sep 2023
Attend an NPH USA Gala to lift vulnerable and abandoned children successfully and sustainably from devastating poverty ... A like-hearted global community will come together for fun and learning to help create happy endings for children who once had no hope ... Donations in support of marginalized and vulnerable children can be made here.
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Temple Children’s Museum unveils new ‘Critter Corner’

TDT News 26 Sep 2023
“We had 25 children come in with their parents and it was a huge success,” Hermans, whose facility averages 400-plus patrons a month, said ... Holli Davies, the Meta community development regional manager, emphasized her company’s excitement to assist the Temple Children’s Museum in providing a great learning experience for Temple-area children.
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Rocky the rock snake grows outside Portville Free Library

Olean Times Herald 26 Sep 2023
She said after learning about the painted stones being sought to help Rocky grow, children and adults alike began bringing in stones they had painted at home. Some were simple. Others had a simple message ... Marvin said about 60 children participated in the reading program. .
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Ant and Dec helping to tackle crippling decline of children’s mental health across the UK

Metro UK 26 Sep 2023
On learning that mental health has declined in almost 40% of school children, celebrities will join forces with the broadcaster to encourage every school in the country to set a different type of homework ahead of this year’s World Mental Health Day on October 10.
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Bittle to step down as Leonardo's director at end of year

Enid News & Eagle 26 Sep 2023
Tracy Bittle, longtime executive director of Leonardo's Children's Museum, will retire at the end of the year but said she will not be gone from the museum totally ... Garriott, who Bittle said felt like the Enid community needed a place where children had the opportunities to learn hands-on about arts and sciences.
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Two riders and horse killed when an Amish buggy collides with car in Minnesota

New York Post 26 Sep 2023
The parents and surviving children were also injured in the crash and transported to Upstate University Hospital, in Syracuse ... Donna Russell, the Slabaugh’s neighbors, said she was heartbroken to learn about the accident, adding that they had given Mattie rides to midwives when their children were born.
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'The Cottage' discussed at July meeting of Hazleton Art League book club

Standard-Speaker 26 Sep 2023
She has written over 212 books, including 184 novels, 18 children’s books, four nonfiction books, a book of poems, and the lyrics for one music album ... This “Christmas Tree of Kindness” represents a way to inspire children (and adults!) to learn to be thoughtful and to develop a generous spirit.
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North Country native gives $800K to Boys and Girls Club to expand youth programs

Union Leader 26 Sep 2023
We’re very grateful.”. The Boys & Girls Clubs of Central New Hampshire — likely soon to be known as the Boys & Girls Clubs of Central and Northern New Hampshire — enrolls 2,400 children and youth annually at 28 early learning centers and after school programs ranging from south of Concord to as far north as Lisbon ....
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The Parents Trying to Pass Down a Language They Hardly Speak

The Atlantic 25 Sep 2023
I’ve also had a preview of the incredible parental labor required to raise children in a language one is also learning ... Betty Choi, a pediatrician who lives outside Santa Barbara, California, and is the author of the children’s book Human Body Learning Lab , is another remarkable ...
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Q&A: Bullying—how can we stop it, or, even better, prevent it?

Phys Dot Org 25 Sep 2023
We've learned from interviews that some children who are bullied don't talk about it, for example because they think it will make the situation worse, that they wont be taken seriously or they are ashamed about it ... Children who bully need to learn to put themselves in the shoes of their victim and realize how hurtful their behavior is.
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Improving schooling

Dispatch Argus 25 Sep 2023
But focusing solely on book content is a distraction when so many children can't read the books to begin with ... Families don't need the dysfunctional federal government telling them what and how their children should learn ... Families know what their children need to learn — and we and others know how to teach them, just as the ancients knew.
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Playtime With Dad Brings Kids Better Grades at School

Maryville Daily Forum 25 Sep 2023
Researchers at Leeds University Business School found that when dads regularly interacted with their 3-year-old children in these ways, the kids did better in school at age 5. When they were involved with their kids at age 5, those children had improved scores in key assessments at age 7 ... Their children were born between 2000 and 2002.
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Oregon schools pilot shift away from testing kindergarteners during first teacher meeting

The Oregonian 25 Sep 2023
Children are coming because of their age ... It has demonstrated that by allocating millions more in its last two state budgets to expand Preschool Promise, which provides free early learning to more than 5,000 young children, as well as other early learning programs.
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Congress needs to invest, not divest in education

The Hill 25 Sep 2023
Our children face a historically challenging set of conditions in the aftermath of the pandemic, spanning learning loss to mental-health challenges, and face these difficulties when the economy is changing rapidly as innovations in technology and artificial intelligence continue to reshape labor markets specifically and our world more generally.

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