Reflections on 9/11 in Central New York schools
Students across Central New York shared strong, varied responses to the September 11 attacks. Essays and letters from multiple schools express grief, fear, patriotism, and calls for resilience, with many naming individuals, schools, and local communities.
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Michal Lepore
North
Syracuse
America
Irene Wasnik
Stockbridge Valley Central
Bndgeport
New York
Beth Coyne
Bridgeport Elementary School
Nature as a teacher for children and its risks
Dr T Berry Brazelton notes that interaction with nature fosters emotional social and cognitive growth in children while warning that modern life increasingly isolates kids in virtual realms. He shares small scenes of children observing clouds animals and insects to illustrate how nature informs reading curiosity and moral understanding. He invites questions for his syndicated column from readers.
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Berry Brazelton
New York Times Syndication Sales Corp
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