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And What Happens When We Do Children ask “Why?” constantly; somewhere along the way, most of us stop—and that may
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And What Happens When We Do Children ask “Why?” constantly; somewhere along the way, most of us stop—and that may

Critical thinking— A forgotten skill. Once was a given, And should be still! Too long expected To accept

Are you aware of why you do the things you do or think certain things? Most of us believe we
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Jan. 2021 Temple Grandin is an autistic woman. She is presently a Professor of Animal Husbandry at Colorado State University.

A short poem for anyone who has ever felt unseen—and for those who want to learn to truly notice.”

A biblical framework for Christian responsibility when public duty and conscience press together For Christians who live in a democratic