Home as a Skills and Disposition Laboratory
As babies, I refused to talk baby talk with my kids. I never made those weird baby sounds that people make to their little bundles of joy. This was partly…
As babies, I refused to talk baby talk with my kids. I never made those weird baby sounds that people make to their little bundles of joy. This was partly…
As the president of a college of first-generation learners, I want the same thing for my students and their families that I want for my own: for the next generation…
When our kids were little, I got them reading tablets. In addition to the traditional paper books, they had their digital books onto which we downloaded and conveniently traveled with…
I was born on an island. I love the ocean. I love the smell of all oceans. In Boston, Maine, and near any harbor, I can detect the faintest whiff…
When my daughter was four and I was 35 learning how to ride a bicycle, she exclaimed: I can ride a bike better than you. She was right. I looked…
The events season this spring was full and even more festive than usual. My favorites were the three culminating events I attended: our son’s graduation, our commencement at the College,…