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November 2007
Sunday November 25, 2007
Permalink Posted by: tammie curtis at 3:50AM EST on November 25, 2007
Hi, I am needing help with my 4th graders homework. He is struggling in math , social studies and reading. He is in the pace program. He was getting good grades and all of sudden his grades are declining. Help.
Monday November 5, 2007
Permalink Posted by: maha at 2:06PM EST on November 5, 2007

Hi, I am 26 and I have allmost a dayly wish to hurt myself one way or the other. Things I would like to do is cut myself. Hit my head against the wall. Hit myself. I don't do it because I know it is not the way I should solve my problems but somewhere it seems so natural to do it. Like someone thougt me to deal with emotions that way. A lot of times it feel as though I  will bleed to death with the pain of it. I know it comes from the pain inside but it also comes from stress any kind of emotion can make me want to hurt myself.

I hope there is someone who has a tip for me how to deal with it. I already had therapy but it didin't help enough.

Friday November 2, 2007
Permalink Posted by: vivi at 8:45AM EST on November 2, 2007
Why do some schools have programs that challenge children who are advanced or gifted and schools that don't.  I currently have my child in a public school and am seriously considering pulling him out and placing him in a charter or other public school that will meet his needs.  What is the best way to find out which schools have Gate programs or challenging programs ?


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