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Teachers are almost twice as likely to experience frequent job-related stress and nearly three times as likely to experience symptoms of depression than the general adult population, a new survey finds. @educationweek https://t.co/ASJcV8cYIt

These are useful #onlinesafety tips for #parents ⤵️ 📢 The Webwise Parents Hub has lots more information, advice, explainer guides and free resources for you to help your child or teenager stay safe, and make the most of their time online. 👉Visit https://t.co/IXmp9pJ6AO https://t.co/Jei6VMILFp

“ I am 43 years old and just now learning about how my own brain works, that my ongoing struggles are not my fault, and they do not represent some kind of defect in my character. I’m not lazy. I’m not stupid. I’m not a slob. And neither is my son.” https://t.co/0ErDRPipja https://t.co/SKw7pGZUtn

The soaring costs of college tuition are leading many families to believe they can not afford a college education. Tim Gorrell, executive director of the Ohio Tuition Trust Authority, which manages @Ohio529Plan, has some encouraging info! https://t.co/XVT0U73xVx

Join @BlackprintNYC in celebrating this year’s Juneteenth Virtual Festival, featuring a full-day of live performances, giveaways, and more! Click to register. #BLACKPRINTJuneteenth21 https://t.co/4LjKDHW6Xv

This Saturday, many Black communities will celebrate Juneteenth. It's a time to uplift liberation and "the experiences of those who fought—literally and figuratively—to seek true freedom for future generations." Here are ways to teach it. @learnforjustice https://t.co/5dyKz61ndQ

“My strange and wondrous son, who can do complex math problems in his head and remember hundreds of obscure baseball statistics, cannot find his shoes (or his backpack, or any other object) to save his life.” https://t.co/0ErDRPipja https://t.co/FYhLpxrVkH

#Autism Today is out! https://t.co/1lDzhJIXtN Stories via @SideBySideThera #autism #asd

The child who concentrates is immensely happy. -Montessori, #parenting

Why We’ve Declared a State of Emergency for Children’s Mental Health - U.S. News & World Report https://t.co/flaCt4TibZ

When limits are not consistent, toddlers will keep testing them to see what we decide today. If they find it works to nag or melt down, they will try again. This is called intermittent reinforcement. -Simone Davies, #family

The importance of following your child's lead in play https://t.co/LaH83GYdKl #parentingtips #learnthroughplay

My Favorite #Thanksgiving Episodes via @ParentingPatch https://t.co/4ijKajhkCd #charliebrown #reba

How are you doing with the sleep deprivation? I just threw away my wedding ring set...

For an engagement ring, we had my grandmother's sapphire (cute story behind it) put in a beautiful setting and a band to match it (the stone isn't worth much, but has sentimental value). It was in my nightstand, which was full of random papers. I originally opened the drawer to put on my rings (yay, swelling finally went down enough that I can wear them!) but got distracted by all the garbage and just balled the rings up with the paper and tossed it in the garbage can. Whoops. THANKFULLY I REALIZED THIS ABOUT TWENTY MINUTES LATER! Saved the rings, after a bit of scrubbing my toddler's lunch off of them. How about you all? How are you doing?

What anxiety feels like for me https://t.co/sRVW9bPNVd