The COVID 19 year was a landmark year for many industries worldwide. Thousands of businesses in many majorities of the businesses closed down, even among those who survived suffered catastrophic losses. Business leaders have said that we will feel the pandemic’s economic effects for the next few years. It has caused such a massive economic
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As per a survey, seventy-five percent of kids wished that their parents taught them about money. Why? Because most schools do not teach financial management, even at the high school level. This leads to many kids being clueless and lost when it comes to money. It even affects their financial management at later stages of
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Between playing video games and always being on their phones and gadgets—there are several reasons why most kids nowadays stay indoors. These days, it seems like there are fewer reasons for children to go outdoors or have the desire to explore their natural environments. This factor makes it challenging for today’s parents to persuade their
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The amount of trash we make every day continues to pile up. At the rate we are going, pollution will worsen by 2040 if we don’t take drastic action immediately. Ocean creatures are suffering from plastic pollution. Landfills are overflowing with garbage. Nowadays, even Oscar The Grouch will not approve of this much trash. In
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College is an all-encompassing experience. It’s not just about what classes you take or the prestige of the school you get your degree in—it’s about what happens in the four years that will mold you into the person you’re going to become. Your grades won’t define you, especially once you’re out in the real world.
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2020 was one of the worst years ever for almost every aspect of life. One of the worst-hit demographic was the average American family. An average family in the United States consists of three people, at least. That group consists of the father, the mother, and the child. All of those three people are taken out of
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Another year rolls in with COVID-19 still in our midst but with a promising hope that this pandemic will disappear with the worldwide, though limited, availability of vaccines. This gives hope that school will reopen and people will be back to work early this year. Furthermore, POTUS Biden pledged to reopen by the 30th of
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More young adults were beginning to return to their parental homes than ever before when the pandemic hit. Now, with people losing their jobs and the infrastructure of the governments of the world straining to respond to the crisis, it is even harder to find the work and support to live independently. As a parent,
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Children can learn a lot about the importance of environmental awareness at school through their teachers. Especially for younger students, their days in school play one of the most critical roles in internalizing new concepts and developing their character. A school is an excellent place for learning about their surroundings and how their actions can
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E-books over physical prints. Digital textbooks over hard copies. Online news articles over broadsheets. Digital magazine subscriptions over printed issues in the mail. These are just some of the many changes in publishing and journalism that have occurred since the rise of digital media. Since having access to smartphones, laptops, and tablets is becoming more
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