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Your Child?
June 2, 2009 at 12:31 am · Filed under Developmental Psychology, Sayings and Quotes and tagged: Cognitive-Behaviorialist, Developmental Psychology, Education, Youth Developmental Psychology
It is dark outside, do you know were your child is?????
Esteem, Character, Image!!!!!
June 2, 2009 at 12:28 am · Filed under Developmental Psychology, Sayings and Quotes and tagged: Cognitive-Behaviorialist, Developmental Psychology, Education, Youth Developmental Psychology
Build Esteem
Create Character
Mold Image
Movie Review: Star Trek The Super Movie of the Year!!!!!
May 11, 2009 at 8:52 pm · Filed under Developmental Psychology, Movie and TV Reviews, Sayings and Quotes and tagged: Education, Movies, Reviews, Youth Developmental Psychology
The new Star Trek movie has visual affects, special effects and graphics that now give Star Wars Moviesa run for their money. The young Spock Zachary Quinton evolved to old Spock Leonard Nimoy. You would think that old Spock literally got his youth back and he was playing himself literally through time with a new name.
Zachary Quinton, great acting. This super movie of the year Star Trek, has:
- outstanding casting as young representations of old characters.
- The young Captain Kirk Chris Pine gives the old Captain Kirk William Shatner real competition for great acting in that role of risk taking, depth and extreme of pushing the rules, and using relationships.
- Individuals that watch and understand the original Star Trek can see realistic development into mature characters.
Best quote:
I am not our father.
The concept of meeting and understanding ourselves and remembering our emotions.
This movie contains enough violence that it may be a concern for children and young teenagers. For the rating it receives including supervised teenagers, Star Trek gets 7 Stars out of 7 Stars and is considered Super Movie of the Year.
Tres
Book Review: National Geographic’s Guide to Scenic Highways & Byways
May 1, 2009 at 5:56 pm · Filed under Book Reviews, Sayings and Quotes and tagged: Books, Reviews, Road Books, Travel
The introduction to National Geographic’s Guide to Scenic Highways and Byways, Calvin Trillin in Travels with Alice is quoted as:
I might have seen more of America when I was a child if I hadn’t had to spend so much of my time protecting my half of the back seat from incursions by my sister.
National Geographic’s Guide to Scenic Highways & Byways The 275 Best Drives in the US Third Edition has beautiful photography. The United States is broken into 10 sections or chapters:
- New England
- Middle Atlantic
- Southeast
- Great Lakes
- Central Plains
- South Central
- Southwest
- Rocky Mountains
- Northwest
- Far West
The book gives information for each region, including:
- Seasons
- Things to Do
- Lodging
- Dining
It also outlines National Parks and main attractions. And! the featured scenic drives are highlighted in RED on each map.
America’s Byways also tells if there are:
- Interstate Highways
- U.S. Federal Highways
- State Roads
- County, Local, or Provincial Roads
- Trails
- Ferrys
National Geographic’s Guide to Scenic Highways & Byways The 275 Best Drives In The U.S. Third Edition features Ameria’s Byways. Good book for vacation and road travel reference, it gets 6 Stars on the 7 Star rating system.
Tres
“Time”
October 17, 2008 at 10:46 pm · Filed under Book: A Collections of Works Sent By Tres About Basic D, Sayings and Quotes and tagged: Education
Time, it passes anyway. Do something with it!
Dealing with Youth and Acceptence
May 19, 2008 at 6:08 pm · Filed under Book: A Collections of Works Sent By Tres About Basic D, Developmental Psychology, Sayings and Quotes and tagged: Education, Youth Developmental Psychology
When dealing youth, peer acceptence is important to them. Relationship development is taught and practiced at that time and could impact the individual during other developmental stages of life.
Many youth are normal, well adjusted, non-pathological individuals and when interacting with others may experience rejection. Remember:
