Remote workers—if you’re stressed to the max, so tired you can’t function, or haven’t been outdoors in days, something is wrong. It’s called self-neglect.

Instead of class to class, many American children are moving from one digital room to another, confined to their homes as a precaution against the new coronavirus.

In their element running bustling face-to-face classrooms, many U.S. teachers are apprehensive as they enter a period of required remote learning, for which very few have had time to fully prepare.

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Indefinite closure of schools across the United States has left many parents uneasy and worried about having enough home learning resources to keep childrens’ minds sharp while classes are out. If this is you, don’t panic! Meaningful learning is not constrained to the four walls of a classroom or school building.

In the wake of the new coronavirus outbreak, businesses globally are embracing remote work to ensure employee safety. Here’s what you need to know about the current situation and what some of the biggest companies are doing to mitigate their employees’ risk.

Just as students make their way to the recreational center to fight off the infamous “freshman 15,” the same is necessary for rewards credit cards. Here are five common credit card user mistakes...

Decades of pushing students to four-year universities and shaming any notion of vocational training has left America in a skilled trade crisis — with nearly 70 percent more open jobs in trade-related fields than people qualified and willing to fill them.

If you welcome any opportunities to cut costs, here’s an easy place to start: free packing and moving boxes. With a little bit of planning, creativity, and help from MYMOVE, you can get your hands on lightly used boxes and give your wallet a bit of a breather.

The scene is all too easy to imagine: You’re headed home after a long day when suddenly you hear a loud thud and your car veers to the right. You take your foot off the gas and manage to pull over without causing an accident. Grateful to be unhurt, you sit still for a moment and wait for your heart to stop racing.

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Patrick has a wealth of experience in the New Zealand property sector, through his previous roles with NZX Listed and non listed companies, including at Brookfield Offices Properties, DNZ Property Fund (Stride), and AMP Capital.

As our children grow physically, we do our best as parents and loved ones to ensure their malleable minds follow suit. Shared experiences help families bond, but those valuable hours already spent together can be simultaneously employed as a tactic to supercharge our little one’s developing brains. So why not do both: Create lasting family memories and provide your child with a stronger educational foundation and a wealth of experiences to reference and rely on later in life?

With the high-speed hustle of urban living demands, sometimes the desire for the serenity and solitude of nature can have you jumping out of your skin for a few moments off the beaten path.

Dogs may be “man’s best friend,” but not many of us would jump up and volunteer to crawl through 18 feet of cramped, collapsible space to save a group of feral puppies. Yet that’s exactly what one man did.

One talented architect, who began with a single creative vision, can now claim responsibility for what may very well be the world’s greatest fixer-upper. Inspired by an abandoned cement factory, Ricardo Bofill, a Spanish architect, envisioned what the building had the potential to become. And if Bofill exhibits any other trait besides creative vision, it’s follow-through.

The wheels on which Jack Reynolds celebrated his 105th birthday weren’t attached to a chair, as many might assume. You might say his birthday was a bit more “fast-paced” than that. See, Reynolds hit 105 with full speed, earning a Guinness World Record as the world’s oldest person to ride a roller coaster.