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In this week’s episode, Nick outlines the role of the president in this week’s Politics on Point.
We see what has happened around the world so far this year.
An engineer has answers to your questions about his job.
And we meet some horses helping people build their strength and confidence.
Veto (noun): The constitutional right to reject a bill.
Primary Election (noun): A voting process held before the general election, where members of a political party choose their preferred candidate to represent their party in an upcoming general election.
Engineer (noun): A person who uses science, math, and creativity to solve problems and create things.
Machine Learning (noun): A branch of artificial intelligence and computer science which focuses on the use of data and algorithms to imitate the way that humans learn.
Therapeutic Horsemanship (noun): A form of therapy that involves activities with horses to help with a person’s physical and mental health.
Camp Cheerful, located in Strongsville, Ohio, opened as Ohio's first camp with recreation programs for children with disabilities in 1947.
Today, children and adults with physical, developmental, and sensory disabilities can take part in and benefit from various activities and programs. One program they have is therapeutic horsemanship.
In this week’s episode, we interview an equestrian about her therapy with horses.
For our write-to-us this week we want you to tell us about a time when an animal helped you feel better.
Students can submit their questions online through our inbox form.
Animals have a remarkable ability to positively impact human mood.
Interacting with animals, whether through companionship or therapy, can provide emotional support and enhance overall well-being.
For this week’s poll, we want to know do you have any pets?
You can choose between: Yes, I have a pet. Yes, I have more than one pet. Or No, I don’t have any pets.
