Divulgando la cultura en dos idiómas.

Parents could be fined if children bully someone

By Roberta Pardo As bullying becomes an ever-increasing issue in schools, some cities are taking steps to address it. In Wisconsin, for example, a city passed an ordinance that would fine the parents of students who bully others up to $313. Wisconsin Rapids approved the ordinance in July. It took effect this school year. The […]

10 Little-Known Tips and Tricks to Use on Your iPhone Part 1

These Apple features already in your hand can make your life easier Whether you just bought a new iPhone or have swiped and tapped on one for years, chances are you’re not using the device to its fullest. Just as people once thought that we use only 10 percent of our brain — not true, […]

Don’t Miss These Signs of School Bullying

The start of the new school year should be a positive and exciting time for children, but for many it also means a return to being bullied, and the physical and mental health consequences that accompany it. Results of a study published in School Psychology Review found that nearly half of children in grades 4-12 […]

Understanding Your Choices

(NAPSI)—For many families, few things are more important than schooling—and an increasing number are taking it into their own hands. They’re welcoming the idea of more ways for children to be educated than simply by going to the district school. In schools, online, at home, with a tutor or through a combination, families use school […]

Fun Ways To Inspire Kids’ Imaginations

According to numerous studies, imaginative play in childhood can be critical to cognitive and social development. Research suggests that make-believe games can increase language usage, help with self-regulation, let children express a range of emotions, and teach them to think creatively. In addition, keeping kids’ brains active and engaged can help prevent a decline in […]

Memorable Family Moments-Part 2

By FF Make your family’s learning adventures more memorable by encouraging kids to capture their experiences on paper. The practice of communicating on paper can help lock in memories, plus it’s a clever way for kids to practice practical skills in an engaging and productive way. Adjust these ideas as needed to match the ability […]

Memorable Family Moments, Part1

By FF Educational activities ideal for making memories together (Family Features) Educational activities and plans that allow kids to flex their brain muscles in fun and creative ways can be ideal ways to spend family time that makes lasting memories. While children typically gain invaluable knowledge and experience in the classroom, purposeful activities done outside […]

Back-to-School Bus Safety

Another school year means millions of children across the country are boarding buses at the beginning and end of each day, and it provides an appropriate opportunity for parents, teachers, school administrators and students themselves to practice and enforce safety guidelines in and around the school bus. Consider these tips from the experts at the […]

Power-Packed Lunchbox Ideas

By FF Packing and prepping wholesome lunches doesn’t have to be a chore. You can kick health into high gear this school year with new ideas to make creative, nutrient-rich meals. Fit to satisfy various dietary restrictions, the Power Your Lunchbox program offers kid-friendly options and allergy-sensitive selections. The program, which is dedicated to helping […]

How to cope with divorce

Commentary by Chara Divorce is stressful, painful and challenging. However, a divorce is manageable, and you can get through it with time and patience. If you are dealing with a divorce, here are some tips that might help you cope with it: *Stay positive: Divorcing your partner is difficult, but you must stay focused and […]