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Stress Awareness Month: How to Lower Stress Levels in the Classroom

April 20, 2017/in Frontpage Article, Frustration, High School, Homework, Mental Health, Stress /by Wendy Taylor

Stress in the classroom is all too familiar to a teacher. Someone once likened teaching to monitoring 30+ open, blinking tabs on a computer screen, while juggling and reciting Shakespeare. This comparison seems fairly accurate a lot of the time. So, if the adult in the room is feeling the stress, how do you think […]

Stress Awareness Month: How Parents Can Monitor and Manage a Child’s Stress Level

April 18, 2017/in Behavior, Frontpage Article, Frustration, Mental Health, Stress /by Wendy Taylor

Adults are all too familiar with the concept of stress—we live with it almost every day to some extent. Not so surprisingly, American children are sadly experiencing chronic stress as well. In fact, data indicates that pharmaceutical use for children with emotional disorders has risen to an alarming rate, as has the suicide rate for […]

International Ask a Question Day: Tricks to Try at Home

April 13, 2017/in Frontpage Article, Parent /by Wendy Taylor

Befittingly falling on Albert Einstein’s birthday, International Ask a Question Day is meant to encourage inquiry. As parents, you know how curious and naturally inquisitive children can be. Asking and answering questions is the best way to quench that thirst for information. So besides the go-to, “How was school today?” how else can parents encourage […]

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