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The Art & Science of Want Vs. Need
Many of us will likely have been witness to a child’s shopping store tantrum - one in which an outraged child was seen wailing away about a desirable purchase,
The Art & Science of Holiday Season Stress
Ho Ho Hold on there Old St. Nick! For many, the Holiday Season and Christmas with family/friends are something to which they very much look forward. The reality of it
About Joe
Joe Persia holds a M. Sc. In Education, a B.A. in H.R. Training & Development, and is a former PhD student with SUNY at Buffalo in their faculty of Education – School of Learning & Instruction. He’s accumulated over thirty years experience in education, and his diverse instructional background includes teaching positions in post-secondary Economics in addition to those from Grade 8 right on down to Kindergarten where he spent the majority of his teaching career. Currently he works with special needs children living with developmental, communication, and learning exceptionalities.
About Joe
Joe Persia holds a M. Sc. In Education, a B.A. in H.R. Training & Development, and is a former PhD student with SUNY at Buffalo in their faculty of Education – School of Learning & Instruction. He’s accumulated over thirty years experience in education, and his diverse instructional background includes teaching positions in post-secondary Economics in addition to those from Grade 8 right on down to Kindergarten, where he has spent ten years. Currently he works with special needs children living with developmental, communication, and learning exceptionalities.
