miércoles, 27 de abril de 2011

About Today: 8 First Aid Tips You'll Actually Use

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To listen to my mother tell it, my sister and I spent our entire childhoods trying to fall from high places, cut ourselves with kitchen knives, or eat something poisonous. It's a miracle any of us, Mom especially, survived.

8 First Aid Tips You'll Actually Use
One of her favorite stories was the time my sister cut herself while making dinner, and I (correctly) held her hand above her heart on the way to the ER. When asked how I knew to do that, I said, "I was just trying to keep it from getting on my shirt." Sisterly love!

9 First Aid Skills That Can Really Save a Life
So my hand holding skills are first-rate. The next thing to work on: Learning CPR.
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Top 5 Tips for Everyday Emergencies
Emergencies are unexpected, by definition. But you can prepare yourself to be ready for them by following these steps.

Videos: How to Perform First Aid
Some things, you just need to see in order to be able to understand. Some first aid procedures are definitely in that category.

 


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martes, 26 de abril de 2011

About Today: Must-Have Summer Clothes for Kids

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Maybe my favorite thing about my nephew is that he loves dressing up. OK, he'd rather wear his dad's shoes, a pirate hat, and a Buzz Lightyear costume, but he's interested in the transformative power of dress, and that's what I'm getting at.

10 Must-Haves Spring and Summer Fashions for Girls
When he was born, a bunch of people asked my sister if she wished she'd had a girl, because girls are so much fun to dress up.
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Boys' Spring and Summer Must-Haves
My sister pointed out that as the first grandchild on either side of the family, he was going to get a ton of clothes no matter what.

Get the Look: The Skater Look for Boys
Also, kids' clothing has come a long way. There are just as many cute outfits for boys now as there are for girls.

Get the Look: The Surfer Girl Look
And now that the weather is warming up, people can actually see all the cute outfits you've put together for your kids.

 


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About Elementary Education: Should BMIs Be Included on Report Cards?

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From Beth Lewis, your Guide to Elementary Education
In my day, we counted push-ups and laps around the track in order to integrate physical fitness into our education. These were the numbers reported to our parents. I wonder what my BMI would have been back in elementary school? ~Beth

Should BMIs Be Included on Report Cards?
Some schools are starting to include a student's BMI (Body Mass Index) on the report card, along with healthy eating and exercise tips. It turns out that the vast majority of parents believe that their children are at healthy weights, while the reality is that many are overweight or even obese. The BMI report card information provides a little reality check and support to families.

I'm not sure schools should get into the business of pediatric health, considering how many other important issues are on our plates. Yet, I can also see the viewpoint that parents need to be informed and supported in order for our communities to get on top of the childhood obesity epidemic.

What do you think? Is it appropriate for schools to put a student's BMI on the report card?.... Read more


How to Be a Happy and Successful Substitute Teacher
It's challenging to get (and keep) a teaching job right now. Budgets are tight and spots are hard to come by. That's why substitute teaching could be the perfect interim solution for many teachers.

Make yourself stand out from the crowd and increase your chances of finding a permanent position through these practical subbing tips for success.

What would you recommend subs do in order to make the most of their opportunities?.... Read more


ABC Countdown to Summer
Yes, it's that time of year - everyone's counting down until summer vacation!

So we might as well make the best of it, right? The ABC Countdown To Summer is a fun tradition that teachers and students will both enjoy. It gives everyone a little something special to look forward to each day.

Customize the countdown to make it your own. Then get out there and make some fun memories with your class!.... Read more


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By communicating effectively with parents, you are forming a cooperative team that has the students' best interests at heart. Extend your lessons beyond the classroom with effective school-home communication.

 


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About French Language: Verb moods ~ To meet ~ Social niceties

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From Laura K. Lawless, your Guide to French Language

Verb Moods
Mood refers to the verb forms that indicate the attitude of the speaker toward the action/state of the verb; that is, how likely or factual the speaker believes the statement to be. The French language has six moods - learn 'em all! :-)

Precision French - To meet
The English verb "to meet" is very vague when talking about meeting people. Its five literal French equivalents are much more specific, so you need to know in which circumstances to use each of them. This lesson will meet your expectations.
See More About:  rencontrer  rejoindre  réunir

Essential French Phrases - Social Niceties
When traveling to France - or anywhere else, for that matter - it's important to follow the local customs. A big part of this is knowing what to say in different social situations. Take a look at these essential French phrases related to social niceties.

Featured French town: La Rochelle
In response to my call for your favorite French towns, this reader talks about the mid-Atlantic coastal town of La Rochelle.
See More About:  french cities  poitou-charentes 

 


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