Phyllis L. Smith Asinyanbi
Phyllis L. Smith Asinyanbi is an educator and freelance writer who lives in Illinois. Her areas of interest are home, public, online and alternative education; society and culture; Christianity; autism and healthcare. She embraces technology and uses it to simplify life.
Her articles have been featured on Yahoo News, Yahoo Local, eHow and Examiner.com. Other current writing projects are a children s book and a book on her spiritual journey. Lifelong learning is her goal, and she enjoys sharing the lessons she learns from daily experience in her writing. Contact Phyllis at perfect.scribe@yahoo.com.
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Her articles have been featured on Yahoo News, Yahoo Local, eHow and Examiner.com. Other current writing projects are a children s book and a book on her spiritual journey. Lifelong learning is her goal, and she enjoys sharing the lessons she learns from daily experience in her writing. Contact Phyllis at perfect.scribe@yahoo.com.
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Vocational school, college, and self educated.Motto
Learning is lifelong.
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Whitney Houston is Dead: Let the Unkind Words and Gossip CeaseWhitney Houston is dead at 48. Out of respect, the unkind words and gossip about her should cease.
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What it Means to Be Born Again: My Spiritual JourneyJesus said, " . . . Ye must be born again (John 3:7). How God's Spirit led me into a relationship with God via prayer and Bible reading.
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Unschooling: Is it an Effective Way to Educate Your Child?Child-led learning and unschooling are synonymous. Is it an effective way of educating your child? If your child is bored with traditional school or structured school-at-home homeschooling, you might want to try it. -
Praying it Through to Manifestation: God's Will Be Done in Earth as it is in HeavenThe manifestation of the will of God is our lives is accomplished by prayer and thanksgiving. If you ask in faith, God will bless you with what you need, in alignment with His will, plan, and purpose for your life. -
What is Iniquity?: Habitual Sin that Separates Us from GodGod forgives iniquity, but it's best to not allow it to infiltrate your life, because it often leads to a downward spiral. Yet, God can deliver you from iniquity. -
God is Love and Love is GodGod is Love and loved us enough to give Himself sacrificially, though Jesus Christ. There is no greater love than this, and God's love is unconditional. -
Why I'm in Love with Writing for Associated ContentAssociated Content, part of the Yahoo Contributor Network, provides unlimited opportunities for writers. Begin writing, publishing, and learning all you can about the site, then you will achieve your writing and earning goals. -
It's Time to Give OutrageouslyIt's my year, and the year for many others, to give outrageously. Outrageous giving is radical and is giving that is done out of your need. -
Homeschooling Mom: President Should Address Special-Needs ChildrenPresident Obama will inform Americans about the State of the Union. I'm waiting to hear the president discuss issues and solutions that impact single parent families. -
Russell Simmons: His Principles for Success Are Bible BasedRussell Simmons is a hip hop icon, entrepreneur, and author who shares his principles for success in his book, "Super Rich: A Guide to Having It All." These principles can be found in the Bible. -
How to Get a Free Education on the InternetThe internet has made a free education in diverse subject areas available to all. For those who don't have a computer at home, public library computers can be used to access free education materials.
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Borders Books on Chicago's Magnificent Mile is Now ClosedBorders, located at 830 N. Michigan Avenue on Chicago's Magnificent Mile, closed its doors after 16 years. -
Celebrity Philanthropist in the Spotlight: Denzel WashingtonCelebrity philanthropists volunteeer, give, and support organizations on a regular basis. Denzel Washington is a long-time, committed celebrity philanthropist and is featured in this article. -
High-Functioning Autism: Teach Your Child Social SkillsChildren who are diagnosed with Asperger's Syndrome, High-Functioning Autism, and PDD-NOS are intelligent and do well academically, yet have profound social and communication deficits. You can teach your child social skills. -
Uplift Community High School is an Uptown JewelUplift Community High School in Chicago's Uptown neighborhood is providing a quality, college prep education for Uptown's youth. -
Part II of a Series: Why African American Males Are Not Completing High SchoolAfrican American boys in urban areas have few positive male role models. Black male teachers serving as role models will help. -
Early Childhood Education: Teach Preschool at HomeTeach preschool at home, and give your child an excellent academic head start. It's inexpensive and makes learning fun.
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River North's Hotel Felix was Formerly the Wacker Apartments HotelThe Wacker Apartments Hotel was built in 1926, and after extensive renovations, Hotel Felix now occupies the Wacker's former space.
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Chicago's Historic Edgewater Beach ApartmentsThe Edgewater Beach Apartments is the only building that remains of the once popular Edgewater Beach Hotel complex, in Chicago.
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How to Ring in the New Year with FamilyEveryone doesn't want to ring in the New Year in Times Square or to party hard. A small celebration with family and friends may suit you well.
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Is No Television for Young Children the Only Option?Can watching television have adverse affects on young children? Does Sesame Street, Elmo, or Barney cause harm to your children? You know your child, so do the research and be a wise parent.
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Chicago's Uptown is Rich in HistoryChicago's Uptown neighborhood has character, history and style. You'll find the rich, the poor, and everyone in between in this ethnically and socioeconomically diverse neighborhood.
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Archery Classes for Family Friendly Fun in Uptown ChicagoMargate Park in Chicago's Uptown neighborhood has archery classes for children, teens, and adults.
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Worship Builds Intimacy with GodIs intimacy with God possible? Worship can bring about an unmatched relationship with the Father.
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Miracles Never Cease: An Angel Found What I LostI was distressed, distraught, and disturbed, and God assigned me an angel. I don't worship angels, but I do worship the God who created them.
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Part I of a Series: Why African American Males Are Not Completing High SchoolAfrican American boys in urban areas are being abused in their own homes and are unprepared for a school environment. Without drastic intervention, they will not succeed in school or in life.
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What Is PDD-NOS, and How Does It Affect Your Child in the Classroom?PDD-NOS is an acronym for Pervasive Developmental Disorder-Not Otherwise Specified and is an autism spectrum disorder. It can affect your child adversely in the classroom, and he may need added support.
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Transitioning from Homeschool to SchoolWhen a homeschooled child begins school or returns to school, it's major transition time.
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Marilyn Monroe 'Fragments:' Her Intimate Thoughts in Her Own WordsAlmost five decades after her death, Marilyn Monroe's life remains an enigma. Her personal writings have been edited and published via high-quality scanned notes, poems, and letters.
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How to Say No to Toxic Family Members Before the HolidaysHow to say no is something each person must learn. Saying no to toxic family members is difficult, but it's crucial.
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Gifted Children Who Have Asperger's Syndrome: How Do We Educate Them?Gifted children who have Asperger's Syndrome have challenges along with high intellect. Schools are seldom able to meet the needs of these twice exceptional students.
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Teach Your Child to Read with Online PhonicsOnline phonics is the modern-day "Hooked on Phonics." Online interactive games make learning to read easy and fun.
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Ex-Matron at Oprah Winfrey's School Acquitted, but is She Innocent?Tiny Virginia Makopo, an ex-matron from Oprah Winfrey's school in South Africa was acquitted, and Oprah is 'profoundly disappointed.' There is good reason to be because acquittal does not always mean innocence.
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Gifted Children: Is Your Gifted Child Academically Challenged?Gifted children must be academically challenged. If not, they can become underachievers and drop out of school. Become an advocate for your gifted child.
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Does Your Child Have a Kinesthetic Learning Style or ADHD?Your child's learning style may be kinesthetic, but that doesn't mean he has ADHD.
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Young African American Single Mothers Are StrugglingNearly 78 percent of African American children are born to single mothers. Any child born to a single parent has a challenging road ahead.
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Are You Obsessed with Facebook or Twitter?If you spend all your time finding friends on Facebook and tweetin' on Twitter, you need to slow down. If your key responsibilities are neglected, you are addicted to social media.
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How to Stop GossipingPositive words edify others, but gossiping does the opposite. If you want to stop gossiping, you can do it.
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Teach Yourself and Get a Superior Education: Become an AutodidactGetting an education doesn't require a college degree; you can teach yourself. With internet resources, books, and experiential learning, you can become an autodidact.
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How to Survive in a Rough NeighborhoodLiving in the hood (a rough, urban neighborhood) is difficult, but learning survival techniques can help. Your goal should be to make it out with body and mind in tact.
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Homeschooling: Socialization Versus Social ExperiencesWhat is the difference between socialization and social experiences? Families and positive role models help children become socialized, and once they are socialized they can have positive social experiences.
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How I Became an Eclectic Homeschooling MomEclectic homeschooling works best for those who are willing to use the curriculum that's best for their child. Instead of choosing one curriculum provider for all subjects, they search for the best language arts, math, history or science curriculum.
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Structured Homeschooling for Asperger's Syndrome Affected ChildrenChildren who have Asperger's Syndrome thrive within a structured environment. Create a picture/word schedule for your child, and he will have a more productive homeschooling day.
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How to Help Your Child Who Has Asperger's SyndromeChildren are increasingly being diagnosed with Asperger's Syndrome, an autism spectrum disorder. Schools are ill equipped to help these intelligent children who have special needs.
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Can You Effectively Homeschool?There are circumstances under which homeschooling would not be the best choice; only you can decide if homeschooling is the right choice for your family.
