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Parents Who Are Truly Invested In Their Kids’ Education Should Know 5 Basic Things About Their Teachers (opens the original)
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There's no doubt that our education system is in crisis. There are dozens upon dozens of issues we could discuss and still barely scratch the surface of everything going sideways in our schools. And when it comes to teachers, their already difficult job is rapidly becoming impossible, and the breakdown of relations between teachers and parents is one of the chief causes. Everywhere you look, there's a new story about misbehaved kids, crisis-level literacy skills, and behavioral issues that have
Kids Raised By Moms With Unhealed Childhood Trauma Often Struggle With 3 Things As Adults (opens the original)
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Generational trauma has been a buzz phrase for a few years now, as more and more adults learn that the origins of some of their own mental health problems might go much farther back than their own childhoods. It's a notion that a wealth of science backs up, and now a new study may shed more light on how this link between a parent's past trauma and a child's upbringing might manifest. Psychologists and other scientists have been studying the ways trauma can be passed down for years now, and much
Kids With 6 Annoying Behaviors Are Often More Emotionally Intelligent Than Their Parents Realize (opens the original)
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Kids drive us all a little nutty sometimes. It's part of their whole deal! But when you spend all day with them, their annoying habits can sometimes get less cute by the millisecond. So if you're a harried mom or dad out there, will it help to know that a lot of their most annoying traits are actually signs of emotional intelligence? According to Dr. Jazmine McCoy, a clinical psychologist, parenting book author, and mom of three, a handful of kids' most irritating habits are actually majorly goo
7 Emails That Sound Polite But Actually Really Hurt Someone's Chances For A Promotion (opens the original)
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For many of us, email is the bane of our work existence. One of the many things that makes it so annoying is the need to constantly overcorrect for an email's lack of tonal clarity. You feel like you have to shoehorn in all these niceties to come across as polite and unthreatening. On top of that, women, people of color, queer people, anyone outside the established "norm" often feel like they have to be even more careful to not sound threatening or demanding because of the ways biases and power
Mentally & Emotionally Exhausted People Usually Have 4 Thoughts Cross Their Mind At Least Once A Day (opens the original)
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The more successful you are, the more exhausted you tend to be. According to career mindset coach Chris Castillo, talented people often blame themselves, assuming their unhappiness is a character flaw. But certain thoughts people have may actually be a sign of burnout, and high achievers almost always struggle with them. That may sound kind of odd, but if you're working yourself to the bone, a job loss can look an awful lot like a forcible paid vacation. "I've actually heard this one kind of a l
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