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As seen in: Louisville Courier Journal, The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, HuffPost, U.S. News and World Report, The Seattle Times, The Telegraph (Macon), TV Movie, The Winchester Star (Winchester, VA), WALR-FM (Atlanta, GA)
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How to Earn College Credit Through Dual Enrollment

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By Fran Jeffries Verified, LaMont Jones, Lamont L. Jones
| U.S. News and World Report Verified
Key Takeaways: These programs help students understand early what college work is like. Most community colleges partner with high schools to offer dual enrollment programs. Participants are more likely to earn a bachelor's degree within four years. Dual enrollment programs help highly motivated high school students get a head start on their college education. For decades, the programs have allowed students to earn high school and college credit at the same time.
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Bullying in Schools: What to Know and How to Deal With it

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By Fran Jeffries Verified, LaMont Jones, Lamont L. Jones
| U.S. News and World Report Verified
Key Takeaways The damaging effects of bullying can last into adulthood. Schools should create a climate that addresses and prevents bullying. Parents of victims and bullies have important roles in addressing the problem. Bullying is a persistent problem for students, educators and parents across K-12 grades, and experts say there are ways to help address and prevent it. What Is Bullying?
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How to Use Affirmations to Support Your Child's Learning

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By Fran Jeffries Verified, LaMont Jones, Lamont L. Jones
| U.S. News and World Report Verified
Key Takeaways Affirmations can produce positive thoughts and counteract negative ones. They can boost confidence and create a growth mindset. Make affirmations part of a child's daily routine. Parents can support their school-age children by creating a positive learning environment at home, communicating with teachers and participating in school events. Here's another helpful tool: Affirmations can help students succeed in school and in life, according to experts.
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