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Every year millions of students are educated through our public school system. School is mandatory for both the educators and the students. Our government requires that all children shall receive an education. As more families have come to rely on dual incomes and single parent families become more common, we have seen changes in how both parents and students view the educational process. A lack of discipline and respect on the part of students has placed an increasing burden on our teachers. Teachers are faced with a lack of support on the part of parents and administrators. Parents have become more reliant on teachers, counselors, and administrators to provide solutions to social a ...

These short, encouraging and inclusive poems provide tips on ways to cope with emotions, highlight motor skills, encourage and highlight personal strengths. Kids will learn about the different functions and lifestyles of other people around the world.

In this book, a continuation of Psychology 202, we delve into Psychological Rumors, Psychology related conspiracy-theories that have long plagued the internet, psychology circles, and the public at large. We will decipher what's the truth and what's fantasy. We'll look into many rumors related to the mindset, and the belief of some that Weather can radically affect people's behavior in a direct way, that simply isn't the case. We will also look into the Author's views on how to create a better world for everyone, is world peace even possible on a large scale, and if so, how would it be implemented? We also look into the gradual but concerning loss of our past and a better way that could ...

This is a book written to inspire moms and children to feel good about who they are. Moms are all so much alike, yet many experience physical hardships in their life. Losing a leg, cancer, and blindness are just a few of the hardships highlighted in the book. Children and their moms must learn to adapt in order to live life fully. This book will help readers accept moms for who they are, despite their physical differences. The book contains popular mom sayings and cute animals throughout. We all know that no matter how different our mom is,we can always say "she's still my mom."

In an age filled with interactive video games, thousands of cable channels, and homework, why would anyone be interested in reading let alone want too? In the same spirit as adult reactions to modern art, “My child could paint that!” Gabe and Cam were inspired by B.J. Novak’s “The Book with No Pictures.” As an homage, they decided to create their own, slightly modified and improved, version starring themselves. Proceeds from this initial effort will be deposited in their college fund (should colleges even be around in the future). The boys would like to thank the Apple Pages application, the Book Patch and Apple Publishing for their ingenious software, printing, and distribution serv ...

The Day the Letters had Their say is a fun way to learn the "why" behind the phonics rules. It is easier to remember a rule when there is a good reason for it. The reasoning in this book may not be totally accurate - but it sure will be easy to remember. For instance, why do you change the "i" to a "y" when adding "es" to baby? Y loves being at the end of a word, but hates to be squished by a suffix. So come along with your child and join the letters in court as they work out the spelling rules with Judge Webster. On a side note - this book is not meant to be read all at once. Just a few pages a day or even once a week will suffice. The letters tackle the rules one at a time, and so s ...