The schizophrenic nature of teaching
I have been thinking a lot lately about what can only be described as the schizophrenic nature of the teaching experience in America today.
It’s more fun to buy holiday gifts locally
Black Friday is the day after Thanksgiving when hordes of shoppers looking for holiday deals pillage the aisles of chain retail stores like the Vandals sacking ancient Rome. It’s a fun annual tradition for some families to get up early in the morning to go to the malls, outlets and shopping centers and find the marked-down bargains. We at MHAT-19 would like to encourage South Valley locals who are looking for special holiday gifts to consider during the holidays and throughout the year supporting the local economy by purchasing some merchandise and services from local shops and businesses.
Radiant orchid: Will it be your color?
Pantone Color Institute, the world's leading color authority, recently named radiant orchid - which it described as “a captivating, magical, enigmatic purple” - as the color for 2014.
Stereotype Threat, One Reason for Academic Underperformance
The 2007 California Standardized Testing and Reporting (STAR) results were released in August, and according to State Superintendent of Education Jack O'Connell, "This year's results offer both encouragement and reasons for serious concerns."
Vaccination is only part of disease prevention
I received more than a few letters asking about a new vaccine
Local churches provide programs to community
School has started, and summer's end will soon be marked by the
Teen tips on the age of majority (Part 2)
In a previous column, I detailed the rights and responsibilities