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Make Every Performance Seem Like the First

As I headed to the Kennedy Center last night for a show, I began thinking about the preparation involved in stage production and what an immense undertaking it is. The behind the scenes work takes months to produce a seemingly effortless result; the performance. I was always taught that the trick to acting is to... Read More →

No Child Left Behind and the next President?

The United States implemented the No Child Left Behind Act to help counteract a decline in education among today’s students. States are required to test and analyze elementary, middle and high school students on their academic achievement in every  subject The legislation calls for stronger accountability for results more freedom for states and communities proven... Read More →

We Are All communicators

“First seek to understand, then seek to be understood.” Interpersonal communication is the process of sending and receiving information or more easily described as: communicating with another person. This communication can be verbal or nonverbal. The idea is simple, but the implications are monstrous. It seems so easy to say, “I communicate well with others.” But how... Read More →