The empath test is a way of assessing the levels of understanding and compassion a person has. Take this empath personality test to find out.
11 Things You Don’t Realize Are Unprofessional, But Are
In an evolving office environment that is growing ever more casual, there may be some behaviors that you don't realize are unprofessional, but sadly are. It doesn't matter if your office has a keg in the kitchenette and a dart board in the…
41 Assorted History Memes That’ll Make You Feel A Tad Smarter
41 Assorted History Memes That'll Make You Feel A Tad Smarter - Funny memes that "GET IT" and want you to too. Get the latest funniest memes and keep up what is going on in the meme-o-sphere.
Early Finishers Activities – Monthly Choice Boards for the Entire Year
Looking for engaging activities for your early finishers that are FUN for students and save you a ton of time? These choice boards include a NEW set of activities for each month of the year, and help spark students' creativity and critical thinking skills. What's Included? A choice board for each month of the year 9 new activities on each choice board Total of 108 early finisher activities These are not subject-specific, but rather focus on creativity and critical thinking skills. How to Prep the Choice Boards Print the current month's choice board Display the choice board in the classroom…
Featureless Portraits
Los Angeles-based artist and actor Joseph Lee paints thickly layered portraits that mask the details and expressions of his subjects’ faces. His abstracted profiles sometimes reveal a subtle hint of an eye, nose, or ear between multi-colored brushstrokes, and are set against matte backgrounds to make each painting pop. Although the facial expressions are often hidden, the self-taught artist intends to bring emotions to each face through the turn of the head or the line of a jaw. More
The Powerful Book of Mormon Phrase We Always See but Never Think About
I once read a story about a nonmember man who translated the Book of Mormon into Afrikaans. During the translation, he realized how unique many of the phrases were in their English translation, particularly the one we all know: "And it came to pass." He was intrigued because, after all, he once remarked, “how many Englishmen write or say, ‘And it came to pass’?"
