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Karen Trujillo leaves legacy of research and education in New Mexico She helped form Educators Rising New Mexico Adriana M. Chavez LAS CRUCES, N.M. – Karen Trujillo was known as a brilliant researcher and passionate advocate for New Mexico students and educators. A proud Aggie, she earned all three degrees – bachelor’s, graduate and Ph.D. – from New Mexico State University in secondary education, mathematics, and curriculum and instruction. She was also a huge Aggie sports fan, cheering proudly at men’s and women’s basketball games, among other sporting events. But outside of her ...

Playful siblings in costumes enjoying on trampoline at lawn Toilet paper, canned food, Lysol wipes, and thermometers. These survival supplies flew off shelves a year ago. But as we settled into pandemic living, families living with ADHD also began researching and snatching up products and services to help improve social isolation, remote school, working from home, and mental health. In a recent survey, we asked ADDitude readers to tell us which product or service has been the most useful for them or their children during the pandemic. Among adults with ADHD, grocery delivery services and prod...

What they say online and chats and on facebook is permanent. and has incredible impact. they are protected from it. >> kids understand that more and more. you say one bad thing and then everyone sees it and that's it. you learn that lesson pretty quickly. >> it's a fact of life. i have a 3-year-old daughter who takes the ipad, turns it on, does the swipe and goes through to whatever -- she has learning games she plays. it's incredible. they are going to be linked to that technology. what do we do about that? you can't go back on it. how do we make it right? >> by the way, this is what travers ...