My daughter’s Engineering Mind-map Wall
College mechanical engineering student uses mind-map wall to get A's in school. Her mom writes, " I have no idea what it all means, but I do know it helped her to get an A in the course. "
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Media and noise pollution are everywhere. When do people reflect or learn how to engage their minds in quiet space? What price will our children pay?
Using Music to Teach Peace
Music is a great tool for teaching peace to young children.
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Using Music in Conflict Education
Music can be a dynamic and creative way to teach concepts of peace, cooperation, and sharing, and children's music often addresses these concepts.
Gen Z’s Position on Workplace Neurodiversity
Generation Z has embraced neurodivergence. For example, even though neurodiversity has always existed in human society, we didn’t have a word for it until twenty years ago. Now, that word has evolved to include a wide range of differently-wired brains.