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Posts Tagged "COVID-19"

Posted on April 7, 2020

Making the Most of Increased Family Time With Young Children

Schools are closed, events are canceled and parents are feeling understandably overwhelmed by the time in close quarters with their children. Sarah Skinner ’06 has some strategies for making the most of your time at home with young kids (that will subtract, not add, to your full plate).

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Posted on April 3, 2020

25 Questions to Ask When You Need a Break from COVID-19 Conversations

Under stress, it’s hard to find the energy to ask good questions. Here are 25 questions to help you add some depth and flavor to your family and roommate discussions during this season of COVID-19.

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Posted on April 1, 2020

The Hopeful Possibility in Sudden Goodbyes

Gordon in Orvieto Resident Assistant Emily Friesen shares about the 10 days she had with the spring semester cohort before the global COVID-19 pandemic altered their plans.

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Posted on March 31, 2020

How to do Solitude Well

As many of us try to navigate our new housebound “normal,” Joel Cox ’16 shares what we can learn from the habits of Jesus and from La Vida's "solo" experiences.

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Posted on March 27, 2020

When Anxiety, Fear and Despair Surround Us, Practice Remembering

Right now, we are God’s people whose despair can find glimpses of hope when our imaginations break out into trust-filled declarations that God will be faithful even when we don’t yet know what that looks like.

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Posted on March 20, 2020

From On Campus to Online: 7 Pro Tips for College Students Making the Switch

As Gordon’s week of “pause” comes to an end today and classes resume online next week, here are some tips for how you can make the transition to online learning from wherever you may be.

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