Children Should be Taught Not Shielded
With student scores falling lower every year, school boards are now weeding out words that might upset some children. Schools were established to teach children about the world around them and give them enough knowledge to live a good successful life. Not to shield them and let them live in ignorance. Our educators today are off the beaten path. They cheat to give kids high scores when they fail, and now they take common words from tests that might be upsetting. Our children don’t need to be shielded. they need to be taught how to navigate the world they live in.
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Saturday, April 7, 2012
Apricots for Vitamin A Content
Apricots for Vitamin A Content
We need our vegetables for all the healthy vitamins they contain, but the good news is that Apricots are chock full of Vitamin A and potassium. Your picky eater will love this sweet fruit. Apricots can be used in so many ways. You can eat the fresh fruit from the hand, or simmer and blend into a nectar. It’s delicious in fruit salads or chopped and cooked in muffins, quick breads and dressing. Dried fruits go well as condiments with roasted meat. They are also delicious with almonds, which shouldn’t be surprising, both are members of the same family.
Read more: http://notecook.com/desserts/fruits/apricots-for-vitamin-a-content/#ixzz1rNIGLg5e
We need our vegetables for all the healthy vitamins they contain, but the good news is that Apricots are chock full of Vitamin A and potassium. Your picky eater will love this sweet fruit. Apricots can be used in so many ways. You can eat the fresh fruit from the hand, or simmer and blend into a nectar. It’s delicious in fruit salads or chopped and cooked in muffins, quick breads and dressing. Dried fruits go well as condiments with roasted meat. They are also delicious with almonds, which shouldn’t be surprising, both are members of the same family.
Read more: http://notecook.com/desserts/fruits/apricots-for-vitamin-a-content/#ixzz1rNIGLg5e
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