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Teacher Appreciation Week, May 2 – May 6, Falls Short
Findings of the Merrimack College Teacher Survey finds that teachers feel disrespected, undervalued, and stretched too thin.
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What’s Happening
Steps to Take to Counter These Troubling Times
Back in 1949, Mental Health America made May Mental Health Awareness Month to raise awareness and understanding. Attitudes have certainly changed/improved since then, but all is not well nowadays, not at all. Indeed, one headline after another speaks to our...
Teacher Appreciation Week, May 2 – May 6, Falls Short
Findings of the Merrimack College Teacher Survey finds that teachers feel disrespected, undervalued, and stretched too thin.
The Holocaust and the Question: Who Has the Right to Forgive on Behalf of Another?
In Simon Wiesenthal's The Sunflower, he tells about when, as a young Jewish concentration camp prisoner, he was taken from a concentration camp to sit at a dying German soldier's bedside. He listens as the soldier confesses to helping herd hundreds of Jews into a...
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