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Teachers, like many of us, remember moments of achievement, schoolyard games and making mistakes as children. Often teachers draw on childhood memories to explain why they wanted to enter their profession. Teachers may hold memories of being inspired by a former teacher or resolve to do better than a teacher they experienced as unfair or belittling. Childhood memories chronicle more than old scenes of school. Memory is a creative process that teachers can use to interpret the past and imagine t...

Breach Etiquette: How to Mind Your Manners When It Matters Panic-stricken as you may be in the face of a cyberattack, keeping calm and, perhaps most importantly, responding appropriately are critical to limiting the damage. (Image: ONYXprj via Adobe Stock) Few things elicit greater fear than the moment an organization realizes it has been breached. Picture executives descending into sheer panic and security teams scrambling madly as they assess the situation and attempt to limit the damage. And...