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Welcome to “Tea with Julie,” a weekly missive by me, Julie Bogart. My wish is to give you food for thought over a cup of tea to enhance your life […]

January 16, 2020lucyteachchildren Surprisingly there are few differences when teaching left and right-handed children to handwrite. A left-handed child needs a slightly different pencil grip, and [...]

You may or may not agree with Kerry McDonald, but, as Kerry says, “Pluralism is a hallmark of a free society. We don’t have to like the choices others make […]

by Lisa Sunbury, Educational Consultant Regarding Baby – Santa Cruz parenting classes, parenting workshops, and early childhood education “Turn off the light already, and get some [...]

Aspire Advocacy As special education advocates at Aspire Advocacy, we have seen school districts use a myriad of different tactics used against students and parents seeking IEPs or 504 plans. [...]

for Educators… That’s US  –Parents, Students, Teachers! Resources to get students thinking strategically It’s September, which means it’s time not only for pumpkin-spiced everything, but [...]

The Unintended Consequences of Law-making by Suki Wessling Last summer, a group of California residents involved in various ways in homeschooling noticed with alarm that state legislators were [...]

A Beacon of Faith and Humanity: Remembering Archbishop Desmond Tutu Archbishop Desmond Tutu, a South African Anglican cleric who in 1984 received the Nobel Prize for Peace for his role […]

Resources for parents and service providers of teens/youth Passing on some resources for parents and service providers of teens/ youth. These may be helpful to assist youth with questions and [...]

What I Can Teach You About Racism by Carol Swain Let me tell you how my story ends: I become a tenured, award-winning professor of political science at an Ivy […]