School Yogis

Dearest Gentle Readers… 💌✨

It is with the utmost delight that I, Juju the GOOD Voodoo, take quill to parchment to share how truly grateful I am for each of you who have followed my whimsical journeys. 💜📖

From the vibrant streets of New Orleans to the rich history of Louisiana, it has been my greatest joy to spread goodness, turn negatives into positives, and inspire young hearts through my stories. 🌸✨

Your love for reading warms my little stitched heart, for it is through books that imagination grows, confidence blooms, and even the heaviest worries can gently fade away. 💫

I am most thrilled to announce that my adventures now continue beyond the pages—helping children express their feelings, build confidence, and even offering a bit of calm and creativity for grown-ups through my new coloring books. 🎨💛

Pray, do stay connected as there is ever so much more to come…
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https://linktr.ee/jujuthegoodvoodoo

Until our next grand adventure…
Stay kind, stay magical, and always let your goodness shine. ✨💜

Parents across the country are taking steps to stop their children from using school-issued Chromebooks and iPads, citing concerns about distractions and access to inappropriate content that they fear hampers their kids’ education.

National organizations representing administrators, school technology officers and teachers have urged caution against lumping in classroom screen time with recreational device use at home, saying they need to prepare students for employers who expect students to be fluent with digital tools and artificial intelligence.

But the parents opting out point to research showing that students who used computers at school performed worse academically and that information is better retained when read on paper. Education experts say there’s a significant difference between educating students about technology and completely relying on educational technology.

Read more: nbcnews.app.link/ID31ry5Wc1b

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