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Skills for future success in business

Marcia Reynolds :Technology has changed how we communicate and will continue modifying what we call effective communication. Many of our connections will be virtual; the...

Working for a cause

Katharine Brooks :From all the headlines these days, it seems like everyone has a cause-a significant area of passion, interest, or concern. And whether your...

Experiencing in a mountain setting

Ned Morgan :Melanie Rudd grew up within sight of Mount Rainier in Washington State. Now an Assistant Professor of Marketing at the University of Houston,...

Challenges of childhood

Maureen Healy :“The gem cannot be polished without friction, nor man perfected without trials.” -Chinese ProverbBeing small and new to the world has its challenges....

Experiencing in a mountain setting

Ned Morgan :Melanie Rudd grew up within sight of Mount Rainier in Washington State. Now an Assistant Professor of Marketing at the University of Houston,...

There are a large number of other studies that support the importance of play across many different species. What this research shows is how the importance of play seems rooted in the very basic parts of how we develop socially and neurologically. It also

Play is so important for children

Dr. Daniel Marston :Over the years of working with children I have seen many circumstances supporting the importance of play for appropriate development. This is...

Higher productivity and improved concentration in schools and workplaces. Students and employees with a view of nature, either indoors or right outside their windows, were not only found to be more productive but also more alert, more attentive, more rela

Plants enhance mental, emotional health

Susan McQuillan :What do trees, shrubs, grasses, green plants, parks, beaches, open fields, and flowering gardens have to do with your mental health? Just about...