giving back • tips for giving back
by Melissa Northway on August 17th, 2012 | No Comments »
According to research in Bridges to Literacy by David K. Dickenson, the home environment – specifically the reading material that is readily available – is a stronger predictor of later academic achievement than socioeconomic status. Let’s compare the statistics. Research shows that children from high-income communities have 199.1 books per …
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giving back • tips for giving back
by Mom It Forward on August 7th, 2012 | No Comments »
We usually talk about bite-size ways to help others based on random verbs each week. Last year about this time, we were talking about simple ways to make a difference by "moving." One idea I suggested was that you learn how to calculate the food miles your food has…
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giving back • tips for giving back
by Jamie Moesser on July 31st, 2012 | No Comments »
Learning has a way of changing both the learner and the teacher. There are many ways we can improve both ourselves and the world around us through the learning process. I suggested a few last year. Here are a few more:
10 Bite-Size ways to Improve the World…
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giving back • tips for giving back
by Mom It Forward on July 24th, 2012 | No Comments »
Last year about this time, I talked about ways to realistically incorporate small acts of service into your day-to-day life. This year, let me if I may, provide another list along those same lines, but with a twist. These are 10 realities of day-to-day living for other people in…
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giving back • tips for giving back
by Mom It Forward on July 16th, 2012 | No Comments »
This week, I challenge you to think of 10 simple things you can make to lift others' spirits. I gave you a few ideas last year. Here are a few more.
10 Simple Things You Can Make to Lift Others' Spirits
- Make contact with a manager at the next hotel
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