Balancing Activities With Family Schedules
Mary E. Buchanan notes that busy families must organize time for children as they face new grades and activities. She urges a structured plan with family meals, quiet homework spaces, and early bedtimes to reduce chaos and help children enjoy free time and focus on school and life.
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Mary E. Buchanan Yitor
Grown Ups May Outnumber Kids In Classrooms
Arthur P. Crabtree of the Adult Education Association notes in the New York Times that as many as 35 million adults are learning anew about living smarter. He cites adults in citizenship, home decoration, literature and the arts, plus executives and professionals taking courses.
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Arthur P. Crabtree
Adult Education Association of the United States
New York Times
Good Penmanship Rules From Handwriting Foundation
The Handwriting Foundation outlines six basic rules for clear writing. Emphasized are distinguishing similar letters and numbers, proper posture, relaxed wrist and palm, ample writing tools, and careful letter spacing. Free copies are available by writing to 1426 G Street NW Washington DC or 130 East 59th Street New York NY.
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Accidents Cited As Avoidable By Prudent Driving
The piece warns that only cars in perfect operating condition and driven with total control can stop safely when a child darts into traffic. It emphasizes responsible driving to prevent accidents caused by unpredictable pedestrians.
Handwriting foundation aids teachers and parents
The Handwriting Foundation advocates legible writing and offers a scholarship program to assist dedicated teachers. It publishes a booklet titled Second R with six simple steps to improve handwriting, designed to help parents as well as students.
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Handwriting Foundation
Family Project Homes Support for Handwriting Practice
Parents can aid school age children by making handwriting a family project. Use the free booklet from the Handwriting Foundation. Surveys show slow writing improves legibility. fast scrawls cause trouble. Maintain individual style readers must understand at a glance.
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Handwriting Foundation
Gifts For Coeds Oversize Pillows For Dorm Rooms
Oversize pillows offered for back to college use brighten dorm rooms. Items described as colorful seating options for coeds, intended to liven up floors as casual lounging spaces.
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