Tasha

Tasha

By day, I am employed as a school psychologist who assesses children with special needs. I truly enjoy my day job. I have a supporting family - a husband and 2 sons (one who is autistic). At night, I am an aspiring writer who hopes to not only inspire but help others.
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  • Events Leading to the Boston Massacre
    The incident became known as one of the bloodiest skirmishes in American history. This article examines what led up to this event. What led up to the infamous Boston Massacre?
  • Reflections of Me: Building My Self-Esteem
    Many African American women suffer from low self-esteem. A part of my self-esteem was based upon what society thought was attractive. This article discusses how those negative messages were turned into positive affirmations.
  • History of Public Schools
    The goal of public schosols established in the past are similar to the goals of today: to produce capable and intelligent learners who can compete in today's democratic society. This article looks at public schools.
  • History of the Mormon Church
    The Mormon Church, also known as The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, was originally founded in 1830 by a young man named Joseph Smith. This article gives the history of the Mormon Church.
  • The Harlem Renaissance: Langston Hughes and Alain Locke
    For years, African Americans had to shatter the stereotypes projected upon them . It wasn't until the Harlem Renaissance did the Negro begin to fully liberate himself from society's standards.
  • Becoming a Teacher in Florida
    The demand for teachers has surpassed the probable growth in the stock of teachers available in Florida. This article discusses how to become a teacher in the state of Florida.
  • Deliberate Acts of Self-Harm - Suicide
    Understanding why persons harm themselves can help one to understand the thought processes behind this dreadful decision. This article examines the motives behind acts of self-harm.
  • Dyslexia: Differences and Treatment
    There are myths associated with and are stereotyped among dyslexics. This article dispels those beliefs. Additionally, there are treatments to assist those who have dyslexia.
  • The Hellenistic Period and the Roman Republic
    From its early stages, Rome was first ruled by kings then later took on a new form of government. Two periods that emerged were the Hellenistic Period and the Roman Republic.
  • History of Women in Business in the United States
    Women have contributed to the development of American business. They have played key roles in the American economy and throughout history, there is evidence that women have formed and owned businesses in the United States.
  • Elizabeth Kubler-Ross: Stages of Death
    Elizabeth Kubler-Ross has been identified as a leader in her work with terminally ill patients. This article examines her theory on the five stages of grief when confronted with death.
  • Do I Need Cosmetic Surgery?
    Cosmetic surgery has become very mainstream as well as controversial. Since there are so many pros and cons to getting cosmetic surgery, it is important that people who are thinking of having a procedure obtain all of the facts.
  • The Worldview of Judaism
    This article examines the worldview of Modern Judaism by evaluating its different branches, core beliefs and practices.
  • Bias Against Mormons in the Media
    This article evaluates the media in Utah, and examines the religious bias that exists against the Latter-day Saints.
  • Prelude to the American Revolution
    England attempted to reassert authority over the colonies however America reacted with much resistance and a firm decision in favor of complete independence. This article examines the events that occured prior to the American Revolution.
  • American Indians: the Past and the Present
    This article traces the different stages in the European encounter and shows the changing attitudes of the predominant Americans towards the Indians. It provides a glimpse into the history of the American Indians.
  • Evaluation of the Glass Menagerie by Tennessee Williams
    Tennessee Williams' tour de force, The Glass Menagerie, succeeds as a remarkable model of modern drama. This article examines at the lives of the Wingfield family.
  • Choosing a School: the Montessori Method Vs. The Traditional Classroom
    Parents search to find the ideal classroom environment for their children. This article will examine the advantages and disadvantages of the Montessori approach and the traditional classroom setting as seen in public schools.
  • Behavior Therapy Versus Existential Therapy
    The goal of psychological treatment is to help individuals improve their current situation and offer new outlooks on their problems. Existential therapy and behavior therapy are examined and examples of each are provided.
  • Foster Care in America: How Does the System Fail the Children?
    It has been shown on the news that many foster care children are left in unhealthy and unsafe environments. This article examines the foster care system in America. It answers the question, "How does the foster care system fail the children"
  • The Components of Reading
    For kids to read, children must be taught in a systematic order. This entails learning the five components of reading. This article discusses those five components and gives examples of hypothetical teaching situations.
  • American Composers: Henry Cowell and John Cage
    This article discusses Henry Cowell and John Cage, two innovators in the world of symphony music.
  • Making Money: Second Income Opportunities
    Time are tough in today's ecomony. You are trying your best to pay your bills. This article provides ways to earn a 2nd income.
  • American Realism
    American Realism is more than a literary movement - it became a philosophy that embraced democracy, pragmatism, capitalism and freedom of intellect. Within this movement emerged great leaders. This article evaluates this movement.
  • Emile Durkheim: Founder of Modern Sociology
    Emile Durkheim broadened the field of sociology and developed it into a valid science. He was able to find life affected by the reality of social forces. This article examines his views in sociology.
  • History of Reading Instruction in America
    This article evaluates the history of reading instruction. It begins with the alphabet method and now students are reading to learn. It discusses the limitations of the traditional methods to teaching students how to read.
  • The Man, the Music -- -- Prince
    This article details the life of Prince Rogers Nelson. He is known to the world as the musical prodigy, Prince.
  • Is My Child Gifted?
    This is a common questions asked among many parents. This articles examines giftedness and tells parents what to look for in a gifted child.
  • What is Giftedness? What Are the Qualities of a Gifted Child?
    Parents want to know whether or not their child is gifted. Here are some characteristics of giftedness to look for in your child.
  • Autism: Broadening Fixations into Useful Activities
    Autistic children can develop fixations on certain ideas or objects. This can be considered good because you can use that fixation and turn it into a useful activity
  • Helping Your Child Develop Good Anger Management
    All children become angry. This article teaches parents how they can effectively help their children develop good anger management skills.
  • How Can I Help My Child Who Suffers from ADHD?
    This article gives an overview of ADHD. It provides recommendations to parents on how schools can assist them.
  • Tips for Your Child on How to Be Assertive
    Students are being treated badly at school. They are not standing up for their rights. This article provides tips on how to be assertive and firmly stand up for your principles.
  • Achieving Your Goals: Goal Setting
    Through the process of goal setting, this article teaches you how to achieve your goals.
  • Autism and Over-Sensitivity
    Children on the autism spectrum can become over-sensitive to certain sights, sounds, taste, touch, movement, etc. This article describes over-sensitivity and how to help an autistic child deal with his or her environment.
  • How Can I Get My Autistic or P.D.D. Child to Think Abstractly?
    Autistic, PDD and Asperger children have difficulty with abstract concepts. This affects their school work and social skills. This article offers tips to parents on how to help their autistic, PDD or Asperger kids think abstractly.
  • Make Money - Be the Next Great Inventor
    Do you want to be the next Albert Einstein? Here are some invention ideas. Perhaps you can be the next great inventor and reap profits.
  • Hundreds of Applicants - '"How Do I Get that Job?"
    With so many individuals laid off, there are now so many applicants in the job pool. What makes you so special? How do you get that particular job? This article will give you suggestions (some you haven't heard) on how to get that job.
  • How to Earn Money '" Bake Your Favorite Recipe
    In today's economy, we need additional ways to make money. This article provides tips on how you can use the idea of baking to earn some extra income.
  • How Do I Say Goodbye to Summer?
    The kids are back at school, summer vacations are over, and no more visits from distant relatives. The summer of 2010 has ended. I am wondering, "How Do I Say Goodbye to Summer?"
  • The World of Autism
    Autism is growing at epic proportions as parents scramble to find out how their children can be helped. This article provides an overview of what autism is.
  • Artistic Movements: Realism and Impressionism
    The differences are seen here in Realism and Impressionism. These movements portray an extraordinary continuum of shifting points of view
  • September Tips for Parents '" Back to School
    This article provides tips to help parents make it the best school year for their children.
  • How I Cope While Raising a Son with Autism
    This article provides insight into how a parent copes with life while raising a son who is autistic. It provides tips and suggestions.
  • How to Stay Motivated at Your Job
    Our job can at times be boring. It is sometimes difficult to stay motivated at our jobs. This article gives you tips on how to stay motivated while performing your job.
  • How I Deal with My Frustration
    All of us feel frustrated in our daily lives. We want to release that frustration. This article gives you ideas and examples from my life on how I deal with frustration.
  • Why Do We like Fighting, Teasing, Back-Stabbing -- -- ..DRAMA?
    This article asks the question, "Why Does Society Like DRAMA?" It is a question that has always been on my mind. It is what drives reality television. This article examines this question.
  • Autism: Building Social Skills
    This article is to help other parents who have children with autism. It is to help their children build their social skills so they are able to interact appropriately with individuals.
  • Making Money Off of an Idea
    Using your attributes and ideas, this article will teach you how to make money. It provides examples and ideas that I have used to help make money
  • How to Earn Money Recycling Your Bottles
    I have earned between $750 to $960 recycling bottles. I provide tips and suggestions to others on how they can do this too.
  • Autism - Controlling Anger Outbursts
    Anger outbursts or temper tantrums is typical with children who have autism. These are some ways I have handled these outbursts with my son who has autism. They have worked and his outbursts today are now manageable by him.

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