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As the number of older people in the UK rises, policymakers and planners are urged to back radical plans to promote integration

Hong Kong is famous for its expensive property market, considered the least affordable in the world. But for some 220,000 of the city's poorest people, home is in one of more than 110,000 subdivided units, most commonly in the crowded Kowloon district. These shoebox dwellings - units created by subdividing existing flats, usually in old tenement buildings - are well known for their poor, cramped conditions and shared facilities.

Student shoutouts are a simple, effective way to build classroom community. Click to see how you can start using them with your students!

More than 1,200 black and white British photos are published for the first time together. They show people dealing with flooding, factory word and the war effort.

There have been countless architectural gems built over centuries that people have had the chance to admire. Everything from authentic houses of worship to spectacular bridges, stations, and entire old towns, among other structures, have been a mesmerizing sight for their eyes at some point throughout history. Unfortunately, quite a few buildings like these weren’t able to stand the test of time and can now only be admired in photographs.

Passing through La Spezia, Italy? Be sure to step outside the train station to visit this little hidden gem. Here's how to visit La Spezia!

More than 1,200 black and white British photos are published for the first time together. They show people dealing with flooding, factory word and the war effort.

Techniques for making new wood look old for that farmhouse look. Also, how to build a simple table even if don't really know how to build furniture.

Most of us find architecture fascinating. The built environment around us reflects the history and culture of a place that can shape our experiences and perceptions of an area. However, not all the buildings stand the test of time and many are left to decay. For some, they become unwanted ghosts of the past; for others, they are objects of mystery and awe.

Bucharest is filled with abandoned buildings, and they stand as relics of the aftermath of communism in Romania. Tending to these 19th and early 20th Century buildings wasn't prioritised by the Romanian government once communism collapsed and the owners stopped viewing them as profitable so they let nature, people living on the streets and vandals take

To build good relationships with people from other cultures, it is essential to learn how to communicate with them verbally and non-verbally. You can make things easier by also learning about their culture and practicing tolerance. Armed...

For more than a century, photographs have documented our enthusiasm, wonder, and ‘eclipse madness.’

Looking for non touristy things to do in Madrid? Read here about super cool and unique alternatives for the Spanish capital.

Nehemiah gathered the people together to rebuild the walls. He read the Book of Moses and wanted to make sure the people stayed faithful to God's ways. Nehemiah asked some friends about Jerusalem. They told him that the people who had survived being captives were suffering. The walls of Jerusalem had been broken down and the gates were burned with fire. When Nehemiah heard this news, he was very upset. He sat down and cried for days. Nehemiah fasted and prayed to God. He told God that He is a 'great and awesome God'. God is faithful to those that keep His commandments and love Him. Nehemiah asked God to hear his prayer. He asked God to give him mercy and to let him do well. Nehemiah is the king's cup bearer. When Nehemiah gave the king his glass of wine, the king could see how sad Nehemiah was. The king (Artaxerxes) asked Nehemiah why he was so sad. He didn't want the king to be upset, but Nehemiah told the king that he was sad because Jerusalem was destroyed. The king asked Nehemiah "What do you want?" Nehemiah prayed and asked the king if he could be sent to Judah to rebuild the city. The king asked him how long he planned to be gone. Nehemiah told him a time and asked the king if he would send letters to the governors in the area asking them to allow him to travel safely through their lands. Also, a letter requesting wood to use to rebuild. Nehemiah gave the letters from the king to the governors. The king also sent captains of the army and horsemen with Nehemiah. After Nehemiah was in Jerusalem for three days, he went during the night to see all the damage that had been done. Nehemiah asked the people to help him build the wall of Jerusalem. They agreed to help and began to rebuild the city. There was a lot of work to do! Most of the people went right to work and began rebuilding. Gates and walls were being built. But, there were a few that didn't like it. They decided to attack and cause confusion. (Nehemiah 4:7-8) Watchmen were told to watch for trouble and the people prayed to God. Nehemiah put people with weapons at the openings of the wall. He told the people to "Remember that God is great and awesome! Do not be afraid of them! God will fight for us!" Half of the servants worked on building the wall and the half guarded the people. (Nehemiah 4:14, 20) Nehemiah was appointed governor of Judah for 12 years. (Nehemiah 5:14) He took care of the people and the wall was finished in 52 days. (Nehemiah 6:15) When the gate doors were hung, Nehemiah made a record of the families. Nehemiah gathered everyone together in an open area. (Nehemiah 8:1) Ezra brought the book of the law of Moses and read it to everyone that could understand from the morning to midday. Ezra stood on a platform above everyone and blessed the great Lord. When he opened the book, everyone stood up. They worshipped God and were happy to know God's Words. (Nehemiah 8:12) When Nehemiah dedicated the wall of Jerusalem, the people came together and were so happy! They were full of joy that God had blessed them. (Nehemiah 12:43) After the reading of the law of Moses, Nehemiah also made sure the temple and priests were doing things the way God said to. Nehemiah had left Jerusalem to return to the king, and Nehemiah found out that while he was away, things were not done God's way. When Nehemiah returned to Jerusalem, he gathered up the rulers and 'put them in their place!' (Nehemiah 13:11) He straightened out the problems, cleaned out all the idols (pagan) and told the people to honor God's rules. (Nehemiah 13:29-30) Nehemiah kept God’s laws and wanted the people to obey God’s laws. (Nehemiah 4:4-6) This is a simple application worksheet to review Nehemiah and the people working together to rebuild the wall. Also, discuss Nehemiah reading the Law of Moses and his determination to keep the people faithful and doing things God's way. This includes the color and black & white printables. Click here to download. Click here to download the worksheet. Click here to download the lesson. Click here to download the updated visuals. All are not shown. Click here to download the pictures to color. (These are the same as the visuals but are black & white.)

Delightful Ghent is the ideal day trip from Brussels. Its medieval charm is maintained alongside a trendy and modern life with canalside dining. Here is everything you need to know to plan the perfect Ghent day trip from Brussels.

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Creating a play-based lesson plan for speech and language therapy is easier than you think! Here are some quick ideas to get you started.

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I decided to design a small series of pixel people for my patrons, dressed up in work or hobby clothing. First up this fire fighter. You can find the pattern here

The Empire State Building, the 102-story skyscraper on Fifth Ave. between West 33rd and 34th Streets in Midtown Manhattan stands 1,454 feet tall. It was the world’s tallest building for 39 years from its completion in 1931 until the World Trade Center’s North Tower was completed in 1970. It has been named…

Looking to burn up some of that 2 and 3-year-old energy while working on promoting the gross motor skills? We've got lots of great ideas!

10+ music and movement activities for toddlers and preschoolers that get them up and moving their bodies, strengthening their fine and large motor muscles.

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Image 4 of 14 from gallery of Andrum Room for Thought / Nyréns Arkitektkontor. Photograph by David Thunander

Here is a beginners guide to photography, including some of the fundamentals you will encounter as you take your first step.

Downtown Lexington, Kentucky.

This DIY t shirt printing process is so fun and produces brilliant results. All you need is crayons and sandpaper and get ready to design your own shirt!

Cities around the world have been designing outdoor gyms and play areas for older generations to improve fitness and wellbeing. Even non-specialist playgrounds are getting multi-generational. Play’s not just for kids...