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sandyland

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  • Microsoft Kin Ad Promoting Risky Behavior?

    Microsoft is clearly attempting to be edgy and appeal to teens in their advertisements for the Kin. Their latest ad, however, is drawing criticism for encouraging young people to engage in risky behavior.

  • Newborns Learn While Sleeping

    In what has got to be the cutest scientific experiment you’ll read about today, researchers at the University of Florida have found that when newborn babies are getting their daily 16 to 18 hours of shuteye, they are not as zoned out as they appear to be. In fact, under the right circumstances, they could actually be learning.

  • Wii Gets Stamp of Approval from American Heart Association

    People may scoff at the idea that playing games on Nintendo’s Wii Fit might actually improve one’s health, but there are lots of believers out there. Websites are dedicated to discussing Wii workouts and Wii Fit success stories abound. But even if you don’t use your Wii Fit on a regular basis, just having one puts the possibility of exercise close at hand, right?

  • California Wants No Part of Texas Textbooks

    In a move that many claim is nothing short of an attempt to rewrite history, Texas School Board members have approved changes to that state’s K-12 social studies curriculum. The proposed changes are sweeping and have a decidedly conservative bent that has drawn criticism from those find the content to be historically inaccurate and dismissive of the contributions of minorities.

  • The Demise of Friendship in the Age of Social Networking

    While some might insist that the proliferation of social networking sites, email and text messaging have allowed us all to have closer connections with more people than ever before, is it possible that just the opposite is true? Could all this technological interaction actually be turning our kids into a generation of anti-social creatures who someday might not even know how to have a real face-to-face relationship with another human being?

  • School Lunches a National Security Threat

    Everyone seems to agree: The food our kids eat at school is unhealthy and a major contributor to the rising rates of childhood obesity. But could bad school lunches also be threatening our national security?

  • Unschooling: Taking Lazy Parenting to the Extreme?

    It’s called unschooling and parents who subscribe to this unorthodox idea believe that by allowing their children the freedom to do as they please, they will find their passions and the learning will happen naturally. And if what they want to do involves watching television and playing video games all day, then so be it.

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