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Early Childhood: Where Children Develop Social and Emotional Skills

They say that the brain of a child is like a sponge. They absorb everything that they see around them. Early childhood, especially, is a crucial stage where they learn a lot about themselves and how to interact with others. These knowledge and skills are not inherent. People gain them through exploration, practice, and observation. Your […]

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Bring the House Down: What Does This Idiom Mean?

Every language in the world has its unique collection of phrases and sayings. These expressions often contain meaning that isn’t immediately obvious by simply reading the individual words contained therein. People call them idiomatic expressions. We’ve covered many of these idioms in our previous posts. We do this to help you express complex thoughts in

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Driving Safety for Beginners

Driving is safer than ever. Over the decades, technological advancements such as seat belts, collision avoidance systems and adaptive cruise control have resulted in fewer auto accidents. Heavy investment in public campaigns and safety education has also equipped generations of motorists with the information they need to keep themselves and other people safe. Unfortunately, millions

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3 Best Sorry for the Inconvenience Alternatives and Common Mistakes You Should Know

“Sorry for the inconvenience” is a canned response and is best avoided. Focus on the mistake you’ve made and the person affected by it to come up with an appropriate apology easier. Avoid common mistakes like denying responsibility, shifting blame and not following through. When apologizing to someone from a different culture, acknowledge the cultural

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