Last month I began a series of posts based on The Seven Laws of the Teacher by Howard Hendricks. If you are not working as a teacher, please do not stop reading! These posts are not only for vocational teachers … Continue reading →
When I first began working with children, a friend gave me a small book that changed the way I approached teaching children. The Seven Laws of the Teacher, by Howard Hendricks, was first published by Walk Thru the Bible Ministries … Continue reading →
Steve Jobs, the late CEO of Apple, limited his children’s use of technology. Bill Gates did not allow his children to have a cell phone until they were 14 and forbade cell-phone use at the dinner table. Snapchat founder Evan … Continue reading →
Aah, June…the most popular month for weddings. The month when those who have found the one they love vow to remain together “till death do us part.” However, according to Demographic Intelligence, fewer people in the United States are getting … Continue reading →
Cute kids are irresistible. The marketing and advertising departments of successful companies know this and use it to their advantage. We’ve all been prompted to make purchases by adult influencers, even if we don’t realize it. Every time we watch … Continue reading →
When you least expect it, the phrase will ring out in a sing-song voice: “April Fool!” Giggles will proclaim you’re the unsuspecting victim of a prank. Or maybe you’re the schemer, stifling a laugh as you stalk your prey. Have you … Continue reading →