The Human Side of John F. Kennedy That History Often Overlooks
August 31, 2026
John F. Kennedy is often remembered as a powerful speaker, a wartime hero and the president who guided America through some of the Cold War’s
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Crime From the Copper’s Point of View: The Fictional World of Stephen Collier
August 31, 2026
Crime fiction often shows policing from the outside: the detective arrives, the clues appear and the investigation moves neatly towards a conclusion. Stephen Collier’s fiction
Beyond the Police Tape: Discover the Crime Fiction of Stephen Collier
August 31, 2026
Crime fiction is often at its most compelling when it takes readers beyond the obvious drama of flashing lights, sealed-off streets and forensic tents. Stephen
Helping Immigrant Children Feel Welcome in the Classroom
August 31, 2026
A classroom can become a place of comfort, friendship, and confidence for children who are adjusting to a new country. For immigrant students, entering a
How to Direct Thirty or More Children Without Losing the Educational Purpose
August 31, 2026
Directing a large group of children can quickly become about entrances, costumes, forgotten lines, noise, and keeping everyone in the right place. Yet a successful
The Small Moments That Create Lifelong Memories
August 31, 2026
The moments that shape our lives are often the simplest ones. A conversation with a loved one, a family tradition, a shared activity, or a