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  • Preschool Isn’t Giving Kids Enough Time to PLAY

    Preschool Isn’t Giving Kids Enough Time to PLAY0

    Our kids are failing at preschool and preschool is failing our kids. At least, that’s the sense one gets from Yale educator Dr. Erika Christakis. In a recent interview with NPR, Christiakis explained that today’s preschools are seeing a lot of problems: “[M]any young children are doing poorly in our early education settings. We’ve got

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  • Preschool CAN Help Kids—If it Includes This Element, Study Finds

    Preschool CAN Help Kids—If it Includes This Element, Study Finds1

    The last year hasn’t been very kind to ardent fans of universal preschool. Rather than help children get ahead in school as has been long promised, studies have shown that it can actually hurt. But a new study published by JAMA Pediatrics shows something a bit different. It examined a preschool program known as ParentCorps

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  • Preparing Your Kids for the ‘Re-education Camps’

    Preparing Your Kids for the ‘Re-education Camps’0

    The little kids walking through the airport or the state fair wearing leashes disguised as monkey backpacks signal every parent’s worst nightmare: losing their child. That nightmare increases ten-fold when the loss is inflicted upon parents via so-called authority figures such as Child Protective Services or other agencies with allegedly good intentions. Unfortunately, such an

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  • Prelude To A New Civil War?

    Prelude To A New Civil War?0

    Matthew Schmitz posted this comment from Solzhenitsyn to Twitter just now: Well. In Madison, Wisconsin, the city council has voted overwhelmingly to remove a cemetery marker noting the names of about 140 Confederates, most of whom died in a prisoner of war camp in the town. More: You don’t have discussion in a cemetery. You have reflection,

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  • Pregnant Women: Beware of COVID Shots

    Pregnant Women: Beware of COVID Shots0

    Twenty years ago, when I was pregnant with my first child, I transformed into a total health nut. A lifelong couch potato, I started exercising, enrolled in Lamaze classes and even took vitamins for the first time. I halted my consumption of caffeine, Doritos, Spam, and sushi. After decades of obliviousness to food labels, I

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  • Pre-Pandemic Economy Hit Unprecedented Heights for Black and Hispanic Americans

    Pre-Pandemic Economy Hit Unprecedented Heights for Black and Hispanic Americans0

    The grim and isolated life many Americans have adopted during the ongoing COVID-19 crisis is often referred to as the “new normal.” But when it comes to the economic side of the pandemic, we should all hope that this year’s business shutdowns, massive government interventions, runaway spending, and skyrocketing deficits are not here to stay.

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