©2002-2008 Dr. Mae Sakharov. The following articles were published in the Lambertville Beacon, Princeton Packet Publications.Reproduction of these articles, by any means, is stricly prohibited. For reprints or digital use of this material contact Dr. Sakharov.

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children, October 2008

How do today's politics affect our children?

Thousands lined the streets, many crying unabashedly as the solemn procession marched up Park Avenue. Confetti papered the air and mingled with tears. I... More

curriculum, September 2008

Thinking of Becoming a Teacher?

Over the next decade, many teaching positions will open up as the baby boomers retire, marking the first shortage of teachers across the country in many years. The... More

abuse, August 2008

There can be a silver lining to life of abuse

This past spring, for the first time in the history of the all-male, predominantly African-American Morehouse College, a white student was selected as... More

parenting, July 2008

Meditation can help families through turmoil

”The Rocking Horse Winner,” a short story by D.H. Lawrence, is the sad tale of a boy named Paul who is privy to the constant bickering of his parents. His mother,... More

curriculum, June 2008

When talking politics: Discuss substantive issues with children

For the first time since John Kennedy ran for president in 1960, a generation of young people has become passionate about the electoral process. They have... More

children, May 2008

The plight of many children:Hanging by a thread

A study released in March by America’s Promise Alliance, the nation’s largest multi-sector collaborative dedicated to the well-being of children and youth, found “17 of... More

curriculum, April 2008

Yes, there's a sucker born every minute

The Internet revolution has brought forth a glut of online entrepreneurs offering a variety of expedient methods to those seeking a better job or an advanced... More

college_planning, March 2008

Students shouldn't limit choices of college

Come the spring, many high school juniors will begin to rev up their college search. Some are new to the process; others, old hands who have been prodded and... More

curriculum, February 2008

Goodbye, Professor Leslie R. Williams

Every so often, I receive an alumni newsletter from Columbia University Teachers College where I completed my doctorate. This month brought sad news: my department... More

children, January 2008

Small lesson, Big difference

Parents take pride when engaging in conversations about their children. They can spend hours sharing a progeny’s accomplishments and never-to-be-forgotten Kodak... More

 

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