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Poor classroom behavior is pushing some teachers out of the profession. The Missouri Department Elementary and Secondary Education wants to implement learning standards including self-awareness, respect and empathy.
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To a degree, we all alter our speech and behavior to fit in. But people of color have to make the change more often than not.
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Kenneth R. Rosen knows something about the wilderness camps and residential therapeutic programs for struggling young people. He was once in one himself.
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Our panel looks at the tone, language and message behind President Joseph R. Biden's inaugural address, and a former New York Times writer sheds light on the predatory practices of behavioral treatment programs.
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Mental health experts say that even people who remain physically healthy throughout the COVID-19 epidemic are already experiencing high levels of trauma,…
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Segment 1: Three journalists based in Washington speak to the unique challenges of covering national politics up close.Each day brings something exciting…
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Segment 1: 3rd District councilman lays out his plans if he wins the June 18 election.A native son of Kansas City's urban core, Quinton Lucas responded to…
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Segment 1: Are we taking the wrong approach to education research?Results-oriented education research often overlooks the side effects that accompany…
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A few years ago, Missouri’s suspension rate was the highest in the nation for young black students – an unfortunate distinction that forced Kansas City…
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In the ongoing conversation about what constitutes effective discipline in schools, Independence, Missouri, poses an interesting case study. In January,…
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Since the 1950s, injuries have replaced infectious diseases as the biggest threat to children's health. Most of these injuries, however, are easily…
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Every kid has temper tantrums and grumpy days, but what do you do when those meltdowns become commonplace? We look at how to deal with everyday childhood…