Math doesn’t have to be hard, in fact some people love math. It also shouldn’t be frustrating but in order to learn with ease, a strong foundation is needed. In today’s episode, we discuss how parents can give their kids a strong foundation and how kids can learn to love math. Intro (00:00) Mathematics had […]
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Just because you are happy with your life as it is at this moment doesn’t mean that you are truly fulfilled. If you’ve ever found yourself wishing you had more time for the things you love to do, worrying about whether you are devoting enough time to your family, or found yourself generally feeling as
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In many ways, I have been a caregiver for most of my life. Growing up, I lived with my mother who has a chronic illness. Unfortunately, she would go into the hospital for months at a time and I’d have to learn how to take care of the house and go to school on my
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Has it been a while since you saw gospel choirs perform? Well, that is changing. According to Detrick Haddon, “Choirs are making a comeback.” The Xfinity 1 Voice Regional Gospel Showcase brought together mainly Prince George’s Community College (PGCC) supporters, media personalities, local churches and others. PG Community College and Xfinity joined forces to give
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This is Elle’s sixth year of homeschooling and Miriam’s third year it has taken some time for them to become comfortable homeschooling. It can take a little time to find your groove within your homeschool and we are here to encourage you along your journey. Our goal is that you will remember that there is
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It is important for women these days to consider investing in the stock market. Opening an account is easy, especially with the prevalence of stock market apps that can be downloaded in seconds. Relying on a monthly salary is still mandatory, but women can earn a lot more if they would start trading or investing.
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In 1968, fifty-eight years after the first person in the United States was diagnosed with sickle cell disease African-American physician Dr. Rudolph Jackson helped establish the sickle cell program at St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital. Even today, the hospital remains a leading center for sickle cell care worldwide. In fact, the St. Jude sickle cell
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