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ADHD and Mental Health

ADHD is one of the most common neurodevelopmental disorders. The disorder, typically diagnosed in childhood, affects millions of children in the United States. According to the Centers for Disease Control, the number of children ages 3 to 17 years old who have ever been diagnosed with ADHD is about 6 …

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All in the Family: Celebrating Local Mom and Pop Shops

Small, family-owned businesses give Baltimore County its famous character. Staff understand where their clientele are coming from—and even more importantly, jobs, profits and taxes stay in local communities. In honor of National Mom and Pop Business Owners Day on March 29, here are some mom-and-pop shops recommended by locals for …

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The Future of AI in the Classroom

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Artificial Intelligence (AI) has recently made waves in art, literature and news. From revolutionary innovations that promise to make life easier to horrifying crimes, there’s no area AI hasn’t touched. AI is everywhere—including the classroom. “While AI undoubtedly offers significant benefits, there are potential drawbacks of which parental awareness is …

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Jewish Day School Teachers Ready Students for a Post-October 7 World

Since October 7, Jewish students have experienced a wave of antisemitism, anti-Zionism, and heightened anxiety about their Jewish identities on high school and college campuses. Two Beth Tfiloh students – past and present – share their perspectives of a post-October 7 life, and how their BT experiences, and their mentoring …

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