Nason on education Individualized help for slow pencil skills
Dr. Leslie J. Nason argues pupils vary widely and must be treated as individuals. He cites Jack a five year old kindergartner needing patient guidance and special pencil work to develop coordination without shaming him. Progress praise supports self esteem and class integration.
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Retirement Dilemma: Business Man Considers Quitting at Sixty
A reader asks if a full retirement at age 60 is feasible after decades of daily business grind. The columnist advises stress testing the idea with a climate change escape and suggests a part time franchise or ownership option to keep purpose while enjoying golf photography and fishing.
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