Middletown 15 year old insect expert earns fame
15 year old Cale Kershner, a Middletown high school sophomore, has built a large insect collection across states. He lectures at camps and libraries, teaches labeling and preservation, and weighs a future in veterinary medicine while aiming for the national 4-H Congress.
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Cale Kershner
Middletown
Caleb
Soci
Agricultural Department
Kids Collecting Things Shows Growth in Memphis Classrooms
A report from Grahamwood Elementary reveals 272 of 1,200 students collect items, with stories of a first grader who saves 16 red rocks and a fifth grader who has 63 locust skins. Teachers say collecting is human nature and often encouraged when framed as a collection.
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Dean
Caleb
4-H
Arah Bartho-lomew
Adrian Whiddon
Memphis
Tenn
Grahamwood
Ann Harms
Lori Wallace
Amanda Young
Holly Collins
Fred
Kids chase colorful keepsakes across the nation
Reading about Grahamwood students reveals diverse collections from 360 soaps to 14,000 baseball cards. Kids prize availability and variety, while teachers note collection teaches responsibility and organization, with colors and textures sparking creativity. In all, favorites include rocks, stamps, coins, and sports cards.
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Philippines
Florida
Jessica Skyfield
Alex Stoddard
Eccen
Grahamwood
Shanna Riker
Bahamas
William Schnapp
Overcoming adolescents' lack of confidence
Florence Shinkle analyzes Emily Hancock's study on female identity and the amid adolescence drop in self esteem. Findings show 60 percent of elementary girls feel happy with themselves but only 29 percent of high school girls share that view.
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Emily Hancock
Hancock
American Association of University Women
Susan Bailey
Wellesley College
Center For Research On Women
Bailey
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