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Helping Students Handle Anxiety and Develop Positive Coping Strategies

“I’m scared I’m going to fail; I have to get this right.”

“How am I going to finish all this? I don’t have time to do it all.”

“Let’s just leave it, I’ll get it done later.”

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Book Review: Snatched Tells a Tale about Honesty

Laura El Alam

Parents who wish to discuss the topics of honesty and making amends for bad decisions with their children will likely enjoy the book Snatched written by Asmaa Hussein and illustrated by Sviatoslav Diachyk.

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Evaluating the Truth with a G.U.T. Test

Zahirah Lynn Eppard

“Honesty is the best policy.”

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Fake Personas: Tips for the Youth on How to Spot Them (and Avoid Being One)

Wendy Díaz

In a time where honor and honesty often take a back seat, fake personas craft a world-wide web of deception, producing narratives that suit their ambitions. The prevalence of communication tools has given rise to a culture where discerning between falsehood and truth requires a critical eye.

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Lying: What’s a Parent to Do?

Zahirah Lynn Eppard

There are many ways that parents teach children about the importance of honesty. This is particularly true for Muslim parents who are also incorporating a faith-based sense of consciousness about wrongdoing.

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Honesty: An Essential Characteristic of a Muslim

Zahirah Lynn Eppard

Honesty is an essential characteristic of a Muslim. It includes being truthful toward Allah by worshiping Him sincerely, being truthful to oneself by adhering to Allah's laws, and being truthful with others by speaking the truth and being honest in all dealings.

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Fitness for Reluctant or Non-Sporty Kids

Laura El Alam

We know that physical fitness is important for people of all ages, but what if we have a child who really balks at the idea of exercise? While many kids are eager to join sports teams or run around with friends outside, some are more sedentary, and others downright refuse to get off the couch.

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Recent Articles

Helping Students Handle Anxiety and Develop Positive Coping Strategies

Book Review: Snatched Tells a Tale about Honesty

Evaluating the Truth with a G.U.T. Test

Fake Personas: Tips for the Youth on How to Spot Them (and Avoid Being One)

Lying: What’s a Parent to Do?

Honesty: An Essential Characteristic of a Muslim

Fitness for Reluctant or Non-Sporty Kids

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