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Chapter 7: Look the Part
ByKimberly“Next, you need to get your school robes. You will need formal school robes and everyday robes. Everyday robes are black with the school logo and your house logo on it. You won’t know what house you are a part of until you go through the sorting ceremony. That is… you will find out what…
Recognizing and Diagnosing Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder
ByKimberlyPrevalence and Overview Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) affects an estimated 9.8% of American children aged 13–17 (CDC, 2022f). Globally, about 5% of children and adolescents under 19 are diagnosed with ADHD (Wüstner et al., 2019). While occasional inattention or impulsive behavior is normal for children, ADHD involves more severe and persistent symptoms that disrupt school performance,…
Nothing in Common
ByKimberlyMina never thought too hard about her parents’ requests. When her dad said, “Be home for dinner tonight—an old friend is visiting,” she didn’t question it. That was just how things worked in her house. Before he hung up, he added, more pointed this time, “And come home early enough to shower. I don’t like…
Ben’s Story
ByKimberlyBen, a battle-hardened Marine veteran, has traded the front lines for a quieter mission—saving abandoned kittens. But when he’s cleaning up the aftermath of someone else’s darkness, he stumbles upon something far more sinister. It was nearly midnight when Ben sat in his small cabin, sifting through the latest footage. He had just fed three…
Chapter 5: The Potions Shop
ByKimberlyWhen Duchess stepped out of the shop, Hermione and her parents were laughing together, but they stopped and smiled at her as she approached them with the box under her arm. “You look so happy!” Hermione said to Duchess as Duchess bounced towards her parents. “Why don’t you put the wand in your satchel so…
Why are Asian Americans Underrepresented in Marketing?
ByKimberlyMay marks Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) Heritage Month in the U.S.—a time to honor this vibrant community’s rich cultures, traditions, and contributions. Though Asian Americans make up just 7% of the U.S. population, they are the nation’s fastest-growing and most diverse ethnic group. The majority—about 85%—identify as Chinese, Indian, Filipino, Vietnamese, Korean, or…