Journal articles

During a special period of my life in London, I had the privilege of assisting children of all ages, genders, and ethnicities in schools. Some of these children had special needs, while others were typically developing. I particularly focused on working with children affected by autism as well as those with socio-emotional and behavioral disorders. Throughout this experience, I learned more from these children than I could have from a well-educated adult because there are man

The search for the third tebris continued for several months without any success. Lightman's armor had withstood the tumultuous tropical storms, the scorching suns of the Sahara, and the powerful northern winds. After many months of searching, his starry cloak had deteriorated to the point of giving way, causing Lightman to suddenly fall into the North Sea, where the mermaids came to his rescue and brought him ashore. Once recovered from his fall, Lightman asked the mermaid

We can’t help but repeat it continuously: we human beings are intelligent but not wise. We have develo ped the most advanced technologies, but we have used them to destroy one another. We have learned how to call someone on the other side of the globe, but we do not know how to love those who are close to us. We have gone to Mars, yet we still do not know how to live on Earth. So, when will we learn to become wise? Perhaps we keep repeating the same thing because we are askin