Cohen’s World of Education (Part 3) — Quantity Versus Quality Learning
Recovering memories leads to quality learning and, ultimately, to the ability to solve problems, engage in creative activities and address issues.
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Life Has Meaning Even in the Worst of Times
Survival, even under the worst circumstances, is possible if one can find meaning in life.
Cohen’s World of Education (Part 2) — Learning and the Brain
Learning is moving information from short-term memory to long-term memory.
New Jersey Passes A Law to Protect the State’s Bee Population
Legislation aims to protect honey bees that are instrumental in the production of about $200 million worth of produce in the Garden State annually.
Cohen’s World of Education (Part 1)
Everyone is involved in education and everyone should be supporting it in one way or another.
CHOP Opens Its $600 Million Buerger Center for Advanced Pediatric Care
The new modernistic building will have all of CHOP's outpatient specialty care services in one location across from the main hospital in Philadelphia.
Philadelphia’s VA Medical Center Launches New Veterans Crisis Line System
The VA's new Veterans Crisis Line procedure aids veterans in getting emergency help quickly.
Four Cancer Charities Charged With Scamming Donors of Millions of Dollars
The complaint alleges that professional fundraisers hired by the charities were frequently allowed to keep 85% of the money they collected.
Pet Owners: Beware of Poisonous Plants
Spring and summer bring beautiful weather and a number plants that can be hazardous to your pet's health.
Supplements, Anyone?
A lawsuit brought by New York's attorney general brings into question the contents of supplements offered by retailers nationally.
