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After 10 months of providing behavioral health support, Maria Loconsolo was ready to commit 20 years at her federal job with the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration. Those plans went out the window last weekend.
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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…