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We may never utterly understand the manifestations of the Coronavirus for a decade or more until meta analyses of research studies are concluded. What will be the lasting effects for young people, immediate and long term? Will there be a recurrence?
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I was recently recording “Campfire Talk”, the weekly radio segment that Larry Weishuhn aka.”Mr. Whitetail” and I have produced for the past 11 years. The topic of hunting blinds, aka. ‘deer stands’ came up and we reflected upon just how much deer stands have changed since the 1960s when we both began hunting deer.
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While scientists race to develop a COVID-19 vaccine, Texas Gov. Greg Abbott is urging everyone to get a flu shot.
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Parental involvement in education has always been the foundation of student success and achievement. Without parental input, teachers are less likely to reach optimal outcomes in the classroom. Our mid-COVID return to instruction has presented students and educators with unprecedented experiences and challenges that portend to disrupt education service provision in and out of the classroom. Now more than ever, parents must be front and center in their children’s education.
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My new home office (I was banished upstairs) is a mess – mostly with some of the 500 CDs I’ve accumulated. But I did move a bookshelf stereo system up here with me, and I’ve been listening to quite a bit of 1980s Christian music. Every once in a while, I come across a real gem – something that’s not just synthesizer drivel (which I still dearly love – check out It Don’t Matter, by Crumbacher).
Read moreI am perplexed over this pandemic. I imagine many of you are too. Participation in sports are not causing alarming rates of hospitalizations or deaths, so why the paranoia?
Read more• Names will not be withheld.
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Even during a pandemic, it’s best to not mess with Texas.
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