It’s that time of the year again, when traditionally, students are preparing for the start of school. But the COVID 19 crisis has turned the word traditional upside down.
In late July, we talked one-on-one with Lake County’s Superintendent of Schools, Diane Kornegay, about the local plans available at the time of this interview, and the process the district went through for formulating those plans.
While physicals and immunizations are a normal part of the back to school process, many families have fallen behind getting their students vaccinated. Recent reports from the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention show that children across the country have fallen behind schedule for critical immunizations, such as the measles, while they were quarantined at home.
If you’re trying to decide if you, or the man in your life will make a good father, try playing with baby dolls. According to a new study published in the Journal of Family Psychology, you can tell a lot about a man’s ability to be a good father by having him role play with a baby doll.
There are 32 million people living with potentially life-threatening food allergies, and cases are rising around the world.Many of those affected by allergies are children. In fact, over 5.5 million food allergy sufferers are under the age of 18.
Scientists in Israel decided to see if a social robot, created in Japan, could help bolster moods and reduce pain when human to human contact isn't a possibility, for example, during a pandemic.
COVID 19 continues to make headlines. The virus is responsible for millions of infections globally, and hundreds of thousands of deaths. There is a lot of information out there about the virus, but with information often comes misinformation.We decided to separate fact from fiction on a few popular rumors that are circulating right now.
