Child Development

12 Oct

Posted at 06:58h in Child Development, Choice, Families, Feminism, Gender, Marriage, motherhood, Parenting, Religious Freedom, Single Mothers, The Family, Values by
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by Erin Weist Recently, a leader for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints spoke out in plea to women everywhere to stand strong in their faith and their calling as women.  President Russell M. Nelson spoke in Salt Lake City, Utah in a worldwide...

09 Oct

Posted at 10:50h in Child Development, Education, Families, Freedom, Government, Parenting, Schools, stay-at-home mom, Values, working mothers by
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By Beckie Mann Remember kindergarten?  The bright sunny classroom full of toys with a piano in the corner, naptime on little mats, the cute furry classroom mascot, and memorizing the Gettysburg’s address for the school’s President’s Day  picnic.  Oh, wait.  That was a movie, (Kindergarten Cop). ...

06 Oct

Posted at 09:26h in Child Development, Choice, Drug Use, Education, Families, Government, Media, Research, Technology, The Family, Values by
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by Jessica Westfall Part 1 This is the first of a three part series exploring the debate around legalization of marijuana and decriminalization of all drugs. “Everything you think you know about addiction is wrong” is a TED talk by Johann Hari. It has become pretty popular, it's...

05 Oct

Posted at 11:50h in Child Development, Constitution, Education, Families, Free Speech, Freedom, Government, Media, Parental Rights, Schools, Sovereignty, Technology, Values by
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by JaKell Sullivan The federal government has absolutely no constitutional right to control curriculum, but they’re doing it anyway. In a 2011 video for the Whitehouse’s Learning Registry, Steve Midgley, the Deputy Director of Education Technology for the US Department of Education, says that the Learning...

02 Oct

Posted at 06:00h in Child Development, Choice, Education, Families, Feminism, Marriage, motherhood, Parenting, Schools, stay-at-home mom, The Family, Values, working mothers by
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by Mekelle Tenney I recently became an official stay at home mom. My husband and I had our first child three months ago. About three weeks before our daughter was born I clocked out for my last day of work…well my last day of work at...

01 Oct

Posted at 07:07h in Child Development, Choice, Domestic Violence, Families, father, Gender Identity, Marriage, motherhood, Parenting, Values, Violence by
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By Deborah Wene Have you ever looked at a couple and wanted to be them because they seem to have the perfect marriage? Many teens experience this. Growing up, I had this perfect marriage in mind and hoped that I would someday find the right person...

29 Sep

Posted at 13:25h in Child Abuse, Child Development, Choice, Cohabitation, Domestic Violence, Families, Health Care, Marriage, Parenting, Pedophilia, Sexual Freedom, Single Mothers, Values, Violence, working mothers by
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By: Deborah Wene Families and cultures around the world have different views on cohabitation and there are some who do not see anything wrong with it. A couple of years ago, my older sister decided to cohabitate with her then boyfriend of 2 years. Prior to her...

23 Sep

Posted at 07:03h in Child Abuse, Child Development, Choice, Constitution, Courts, Democracy, Diane Robertson, Education, Families, father, Free Speech, Freedom, Government, Grassroots, Health Care, Parental Rights, Parenting, Schools, Sex Education, Sexual Orientation, Sovereignty, Supreme Court, The Family, Values by
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By Diane Robertson Parental rights in the United States are under attack. Among imposing state and city laws, to federal regulations, to over-zealous social workers, many parents are finding that their right to educate, discipline, teach independence, and decide what is best for their children’s health...