Because we are in the middle of a pandemic, parents will have to take on more of the responsibility to ensure that their children get a quality education. Many schools will be operating on a remote learning program to some degree, but for such a program to be successful, parents need to organize their homes to be conducive… Read More »
In probably every field, the experts like to distinguish principles versus tactics. The tactics are tips, tricks and techniques that get results. When they don’t work, though? Sometimes a slight change in context, wording or circumstances can shut a tactic down. They tend to be ephemeral – working only in certain situations and for certain times. Principles are different. They explain… Read More »
Your students come to class or log onto an online platform and complete required tasks, which must mean to some degree they are interested in learning. Somehow, through class lectures or informative posts an educator has taken time to develop, these students will acquire knowledge they need, and through the activities designed to ensure they take the time… Read More »
Your skin does a big job for you. In fact, each inch of skin is made up of 19 million skin cells, 650 sweat glands, 20 blood vessels, and 1,000 nerve endings, according to the American Academy of Dermatology (AAD). “The skin is the body’s largest organ. It’s our first line of defense against the outside world, including irritants… Read More »
Essential oils. Face oils. Cleansing oils. There are a whole lot of oils in our beauty routine, but there’s one in particular that we were unfamiliar with until now (and had no idea how much we needed). Meet black seed oil for hair growth, the OG of scalp treatments. WHY SHOULD YOU USE BLACK SEED OIL IN YOUR… Read More »
Camels have long been known for their ability to go weeks at a time without needing to drink water—an ability that makes them particularly useful pack animals for people traveling across arid environments and that earned them the nickname “ships of the desert.” Camels are also known for their prominent humps (either one or two humps, depending on the species),… Read More »
Your doctor will ask questions about your health and examine your skin, scalp and nails. Your doctor might take a small sample of skin (biopsy) for examination under a microscope. This helps determine the type of psoriasis and rule out other disorders. Treatment Psoriasis treatments aim to stop skin cells from growing so quickly and to remove scales.… Read More »
There are many factors that can cause a gastritis flare-up. These include: excessive alcohol consumption using pain medication for an extended period Helicobacter pylori (H.pylori) bacteria infections stress While there are instances where medical treatment is necessary to treat gastritis, many people find they can manage the symptoms at home. Not all remedies will work for everyone, so a… Read More »
Gonorrhea is a common sexually transmitted infection (STI), and it can pass on during any kind of sexual contact. When a doctor diagnoses the issue early, they can usually treat it effectively. But if a person does not receive treatment, gonorrhea can result in long-term complications. In 2017, there were 555,608 diagnoses of gonorrhea in the United States. Gonorrhea is… Read More »
Want to expand your children’s vocabulary? Read to them. That’s all it takes — and there are other benefits to reading aloud to young children as well. Reading to older children offers a great method to teach them life lessons in a way that they’ll understand. And it’s easier than ever to find these moral stories to read. There is… Read More »