By Ed DeRoche Last month’s blog focused on the “G” (gratitude) in the word “Thanksgiving.” Of the ten blogs I have written this past year, the “G” blog received the most responses. Well, when you’re on a roll, why change things? So as you know, the word “December” has three E’s in it. I selected…Read More >>
November 2018 Blog By Ed DeRoche, Ph.D. For a variety of reasons, I have been reading about the “power” of engaging in the “habit” of expressing gratitude in what one says and what one does. I thought that this would be an appropriate topic for this month—celebrating Thanksgiving Day. Robert A. Emmons, Ph.D., the world’s…Read More >>
October 2018 Blog By Edward F. DeRoche, Ph.D. Politicians, the press, the public, and most educators are excited about the Common Core State Standards (CCSS), Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Mathematics (STEAM), and, of course, the ever present thrust for more testing. Most of us know that knowledge keeps no better than fish—use it or…Read More >>
