This article was written in 2014 and is still applicable to today! by Josiah Clark, The mallard is one kind of bird that fares well in stormy weather. Others are […]
Raising Screen-Free Boys and Keeping them as safe as necessary, not as safe as possible. by Katherine Johnson Martinko Wife, Mother of Three Boys and Thinker/Writer If you have ever […]
Gilded Age socialite Josephine Cochrane transformed the way we clean dishes. By Sarah Durn A young Josephine Cochrane and an iteration on her dishwasher patent issued in 1917. Images: US […]
by LitWits founders and teachers, Becky and Jenny “Hands-on, memorable, meaningful ways to teach this book, and pull out its many powerful lessons, LitWits style. Last week we taught [...]
by Dr. Casey Means Disasters can be our greatest teachers. Less than two months have passed since the LA fires, and for everyone I know whom the fires have touched, […]
Parenting During Uncertain Times by Yesenia Gomez-Carrillo So much has happened this year already – how is it already March, and yet, how is it only just March? The news […]
This week we ask: Did you read Jesse Greenspan’s story on declining school enrollment in Santa Cruz County? Declining enrollment trends Pajaro Valley Unified School District enrollment fell 16% [...]
Note to Readers: We offer this to you as a way to explore differing perspectives. You research; you reflect, discuss and make your own choices. By Lance Christensen February 2, […]
Kim Komando advises us to delete these extensions. Let’s start with the basics. Chrome extensions add extra features not built into Chrome, like ad blocking, translations and one-click full-page [...]
I’ve studied over 200 kids—the highly successful ones have parents who did 9 things early on. By Reem Raouda, Published Sun, Feb 2 2025 When we think of successful kids, […]
