[September 26, 2020] Professional teachers always look to learn more and grow their abilities. They are on an unending journey where they are always searching: New concepts or teaching tactics Ways to enhance their skills and expertise New details that will help their students to be successful That is why, in this article, we are going to talk… Read More »
[September 18, 2020] Equality in the workplace is not just a legal responsibility for the employers but also a commitment to having a positive culture for the entire workforce. Essentially, it is about giving fair treatment to all your employees, regardless of their gender, race, nationality, religion, age, disability, or sexual orientation. But fostering equality in your organization… Read More »
By guest blogger Sadako Red [see disclaimer] [August 19, 2020] Anytime we step out boldly to make changes, we take a chance that we might fail. But the only way to get better is to try. I’m no politician; don’t want to be now nor ever. The City of Baltimore – you know the one that I can… Read More »
[July 29, 2020] A good leader can come in many different shapes and forms, depending on who, what, and where they need to lead. But no matter what the situation, there are some qualities that shine through all of the best leaders – as John C. Maxwell famously described a good leader as one who “knows the way,… Read More »
[July 17, 2020] All leaders inevitably face obstacles. What we need to keep in mind is that overworking and overloading ourselves is going to do more harm than good and eventually cause burnout. Despite the initial peak in terms of productivity due to overworking, a leader’s efficiency will eventually decline. Therefore, it is important to understand that building… Read More »
[July 8, 2020] Guest blogger Laughing Monkey is new to my website. He is a bit different, as readers will quickly discover. Like other bloggers, he is a guest and must meet specific criteria, but he is allowed to write to his heart’s content. Laughing Monkey likes satire, so beware. He has a sardonic humor that permeates his… Read More »
[June 11, 2020] When the U.S. Army does something crazy, expect Army Vet to be there and call them out for it. He’s done it before (just search my blog under “Army Vet”) and he does it again today. The U.S. Army, and shortly other services, will be renaming their bases because many are named after Confederate Generals… Read More »
[June 3, 2020] Researches show that the children who play outside regularly have a better immune system and a more substantial sensory skill than those sitting before a dazzling screen for hours at a stretch. In 2018, Harvard’s Health researcher Claire McCarthy revealed that playing outside improves executive function, risk-taking ability. A long span of attention is another… Read More »
[May 31, 2020] For citizens of American in denial, for those with their heads up their butts, and for folks on the edge of sanity, the City of Minneapolis is “burning” literally and by large-scale rioting, vandalism, arson and looting, murder, and political opportunism not seen since the 1965 LA Watts or 1968 Chicago race riots or the… Read More »
[May 14, 2020] Army Vet writes to us today about the importance of strength and honor; that we lack these virtues and are suffering for it. He also emphasizes a common theme of his … that weak leaders are more common than we might think and they do serious harm. Strength and the next battle: I have never… Read More »