[ad_1] A Retrograde Challenge If you had to blame all the unpleasantness of life on one culprit, unmet expectations would be a solid choice. Reality is not inherently a problem. What makes it a problem is a person who thinks reality should be something other than what it is. The retrogrades of Venus, Saturn, Neptune ...

[ad_1] Youth mental health is in trouble, and schools have seen firsthand the rise in need for mental health services among students. Districts are increasingly turning to teletherapy to help students who won’t necessarily get seen by limited school mental health professionals, who are usually called to intervene with students experiencing a crisis. Some edtech ...

[ad_1] Photography by Getty Images“I’ve developed a desire to carry on and move forward.” By Souzan Michael Galway Date August 8, 2023 “I’ve been working since I was eight years old. I’ve just pushed through life,” says Sarah Jessica Parker over the phone. “I’ve had wonderful experiences and I’ve had hard experiences. And I didn’t ...

[ad_1] Photography by Craig Blankenhorn/MaxWill things finally work out for the pair this time around? Their outfits seem to argue yes. By Natalie Michie Date August 4, 2023 Something is off in the And Just Like That… universe. It’s not the typical issues that are canon to the show — like plot holes, questionable decision-making ...

[ad_1] Ukrainian forces attacked a Russian warship with a naval drone boat Friday in the relatively distant Black Sea port city of Novorossiysk, which is about a three-hour drive south of the Kerch Bridge, at the eastern edge of Ukraine’s Russian-occupied Crimean peninsula.  The target was Russia’s landing ship, Olenegorsky Gornyak. And after the apparent ...

[ad_1] Lunar Conjunction and Oppositions The tortoise knew he was slow, and unlikely to win a short race against a hare, but the race wasn’t short. The longer the road, the more stamina counts. The tactic — to plod on no matter what — wasn’t merely a strategy for the tortoise; it was a lifestyle. ...

[ad_1] I’ve loved literature since I was a little girl. I was always eager for a new book, a new word, a new understanding, a new connection, a new… knowing. I’ve read about what happens to a dream deferred. I’ve read about southern trees that bore strange fruit. I’ve read about why the caged bird ...

[ad_1] This is the third in a three-part series of conversations with Latino educators and edtech experts. Read the first part here and the second part here. Before we get into the educator perspectives shared below, there’s something I have to explain about Latino culture. Something perhaps not exclusive or applicable to the way all ...