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In summary, parents should call for quiet conditions when children are writing essays. Via Peter Mellow 
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It’s hard to tell whether it’s a case of correlation or causation, but according to a new study published this week, employees who are super active on social networking sites have a very different idea of what is appropriate workplace behavior than other workers.
For starters, active social networkers — defined in the 2011 National Business Ethics Survey, a study published this week by the nonprofit Ethics Resource Center (ERC) as people who spend more than 30 percent of the workday participating on social networking sites — are much more likely to view their current jobs as temporary. 72 percent of active social networkers polled said they plan to change employers within the next five years, compared to 39 percent of non-active social networkers. Via Martin Gysler
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It’s a good time to review back-to-school safety tips and reminders. With a little bit of knowledge and some common sense, you can make the experience as safe as possible for your kids.
THE OFFICIAL ANDREASCY's insight:
Here are some practical, proven tips that can help you to protect your children from the most frequent kinds of school-related injuries.
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