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Life Skills {Growth from A to Z}

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Today, for “L,” we’re talking about Life Skills.  “Life skills” comprise a pretty broad topic, and we’re going to address it from a broad perspective.  (Technically, nearly every post this month falls under the umbrella of life skills!) Life skills range from the simple (tying your shoes) to the complex (changing an alternator belt), span a […]

Do You Read Critically? (An Example)

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We’re living in an age of information abundance.  Unfortunately, not all the information that bombards us is of equal quality.  Especially before you go panicking (or getting too excited) about health-related information, read closely and carefully.  Often an article will mislead, either unintentionally (through poor writing), or by design (through clever manipulation of words). This […]

Are Your Kids Learning These Important Life Skills?

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Generally speaking, everybody’s children learn basic personal care.  They learn to dress themselves, to tie their shoes, to brush their teeth and their hair.  And most people prioritize academics.  But there are two other areas that are very important.  One is character/biblical values/godliness.  That’s the most important thing, but it’s a subject for another post.  […]