DO-first learning opens your mind to new questions, trials and errors and naturally sparks your curiosity. The next time you're teaching, try having your students do an activity related to the topic first and embrace the questions they ask. You'll be surprised how much more engaged your students are and how much easier it is to guide them through the lesson. | Cengage

The biggest lessons from my divorce: Part 2! 1. Accept the situation for what it is. 2. Forgive yourself for the parts you played. One of the most difficult lessons in divorce is forgiveness. People confuse forgiveness with forgetting what this person has done, which is not the same at all. Accepting that you both did your best, regardless of how the marriage ended. At some point you were on the same path, however, regardless of the reason, the relationship changed and you’ve most likely grown a

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