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Online Teaching from the Heart: Nonviolent Communication in the Classroom - Vimarsana News

Online Teaching from the Heart: Nonviolent Communication in the Classroom

Gina Simm Belfast, Maine — Registration is open for an online program, Teaching from the Heart: Nonviolent Communication in the Classroom, through the University of Maine Hutchinson Center in Belfast. The three-day professional development program for educators, teachers and those working with preschool–third grade children runs January 25–27 from 3:30–5:30p.m. The cost is $125. More information is available on the Hutchinson Center website. Instructor Gina Simm has taught in early childhood education for over 30 years. Her background in Montessori education and children’s theater l...

WSU will face Utah in a crossover game Saturday - Vimarsana News

WSU will face Utah in a crossover game Saturday

NCWLIFE While Washington’s football season has ended amid a cloud of COVID, Washington State still has one game left. Sticking to the plan in the Pac-12, schools within the conference not involved in the title game are scheduled to play a cross-over game this weekend. As a result, W-S-U will travel to Utah to face the Utes Saturday morning at 10:30 on FS1. After having a last-minute cancellation last weekend against Cal, Cougar coach Nick Rolovich says his guys are just happy to get another chance to play… Please enable JavaScript Nick Rolovich Happy to Play 1 More 2020-12-15 Utah i...

Loneliness: Report highlights concerns of NI young people - Vimarsana News

Loneliness: Report highlights concerns of NI young people

A survey finds more than 45% aged between 16 and 24 say they are 'more often lonely'.

Source: bbc.co.uk