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The most heartwarming royal hugs Bella Brennan (1) © Provided by Are Media Pty Ltd We ve rounded up all the times the royals were the best huggers - from Prince William s warm embrace to a fire victim to Princess Diana s Midas touch.
Say what you want about the British Royal Family but in these tough times of what can sometimes feel like constant doom and gloom, they re the flicker of joy the world needs.
In a pre-COVID world, these royals knew the power of a hug can make a stranger s day.
While you ll never catch the more senior members like Queen Elizabeth cuddling commoners, over the years the next generation of royals have often broken with rigid tradition and gotten close with the public.
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A UA Little Rock student has been honored for her work in creating an exceptional curriculum unit for gifted and talented education.
Krista Hinton, a graduate student in gifted and talented education at UA Little Rock as well as the K-12 gifted and talented coordinator for Lavaca School District, received an AGATE Curriculum Award.
The AGATE Curriculum Award highlights the importance of differentiated curriculum and recognizes outstanding curriculum units. An award of $500 is presented to the educator’s gifted and talented program.
“The AGATE Curriculum Award, to me, is the pinnacle of academic achievement,” Hinton said. “To be recognized on a state level for an original unit is an honor that very few teachers have the privilege to experience. The award will always hold a special place in my heart.”
His parents told her he only looked forward to choosing special Band-Aids.
“It seems simple, but just a bandaid,” Merrit said.
“(The) whole focal point was making sure they’re kid friendly Band-Aids, because we know how much joy that can bring, rather than just a plain Band-Aid. Even colors, characters they re familiar with, just to brighten their day.”
From left to right: Citizenship Elementary Academic Coach Meghan Ward, School Culture Specialist Troy McGriff, and teacher Hayley Merritt.
Other school representatives also accompanied Merritt to deliver the Band-Aids. They were collected by the students in school, who showed generosity by often choosing to donate Band-Aids instead of getting some treat for themselves.
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