by Hanifa K. Cook | Nov 1, 2008 | Montessori
We have all gone through one of these: escape to the bathroom to use breath spray or brush our teeth (other than the usual) to retain fresh breath for an interview, a meeting or a social gathering; waking up with an unpleasant or outright nasty odor in the mouth;...
by Hanifa K. Cook | Oct 31, 2008 | News
Childhood Lessons: Do you claim you know things when you do not? Do you have to hide behind a curtain of ignorance to be accepted by your community? Do you state “I know it too” or “everybody knows it” when in actual fact you know nothing? Do you pretend to know...
by Hanifa K. Cook | Oct 31, 2008 | Language, Learning Skills
We basically receive information in 3 different ways: Visually (impressions from the environment – pictures, actions, images from the living and non-living things) Auditory (also impressions from the environment but without images) Kinesthetic...
by Hanifa K. Cook | Oct 30, 2008 | Event
October 15, 2008, 12 thousand bloggers banded together to discuss a single issue, Poverty. Here is the same post published on this site to keep the action going. Here is a confusing question? Would you call a country poor by the dictum or maxim that it is not...
by Hanifa K. Cook | Oct 30, 2008 | Language, Learning Skills
This post was first published on October 14, 2008 – 4:18 am.
by Annie Cook | Oct 30, 2008 | Language, Music
It’s not about the kids, it’s about you! These songs are performed by rock stars, yes you hear it, rock stars singing nursery songs. Pearl Jam, Cold Play, Alanis Morrisett. http://view.break.com/462103 – Watch more free videos P.S.: Childhoodspeech is not...
by Hanifa K. Cook | Oct 30, 2008 | News
This is an email received from John Reese about BlogRush: BlogRush to me show details 9:33 AM (38 minutes ago) Reply After careful consideration, we have decided to shutdown the BlogRush service. If you have the widget code on your blog you will need to remove it....
by Hanifa K. Cook | Oct 29, 2008 | Language
I missed his birthday on 16th of October 2008. Noah Webster was on born on 16th October 1758, 250 years ago. He had helped changed American language history. This is a post dedicated to this man. When you first pick up a book, there are a few things you look at. The...