For Immediate Release Lahaska Wellness Center 5872 York Road Lahaska, PA 18931 Lahaska Wellness Center Welcomes Diana T. Moore, Ph.D. to the Center Beginning February 15th. LAHASKA, Pennsylvania – February 1, 2016 – Dr. Moore brings peace and wellness to Continue Reading →
Does the thought of a snow storm make you feel stressed? When you hear the news reporter announce that we are expecting four, eight, twelve or more inches of snow, does your mind immediately start thinking of all the things you need to do to prepare or won’t be able to do in the aftermath? Perhaps Continue Reading →
We are offering a yoga class for preschool kids beginning Tuesday, May 5th, at 10:30am. It’s a 45 minute class that will include games, movement and stillness that will teach young children how breath awareness can help them master their bodies and minds. Research has demonstrated how yoga benefits children and adolescents in stress management, self-regulation, and healthy development. We structure Continue Reading →
Check out our new classes scheduled to start in January! I will be offering two new classes on Tuesdays. Join me at 9:30am for an all-levels class that will leave you inspired and invigorated! Expect a work-out and a lovely meditation to end. I am also offering a lovely gentle lunchtime yoga class at 12:30pm Continue Reading →
We are underway with preparations for our big move! My husband, daughter and I are packing and preparing for our long-distance relocation from New Hampshire to Southeastern Pennsylvania. I have greatly enjoyed my time in New Hampshire. It’s a beautiful place, and a nature-lover’s dream. We enjoyed many wonderful mountain hikes, lovely days skiing both Continue Reading →
It seems that I get caught with a cold about twice a year during the change of seasons when in New Hampshire the temperature can range a good 30 degrees in one day. The running joke is that in New Hampshire it’s not Autumn until you run your heat and AC both in one day. Continue Reading →
Gestural interfaces are one of the reasons I initially thought the iPhone and the iPad were so cool, when they first came onto the market. No more mouse or track pad, just natural and intuitive gestures for getting a device to do what you want. Of course Apple and now Android will idealize the entire Continue Reading →
Neuroscience of learning or brain-based learning is an integral concept in for instructors in order to provide holistic and effective instruction. The human brain is not governed totally by one side of the brain or the other, but both in a symbiotic fashion that is not necessarily equal either. The left brain helps to learn Continue Reading →
I have recently been offered a position as the Director of Online Learning for a small liberal arts college in New Hampshire. I have decided to take advantage of the opportunity to help a school breath life into older online graduate programs and initiate a new undergraduate online program offering three bachelor’s degrees. I will Continue Reading →
I have decided to make a shift in the purpose and direction of this blog due to professional changes. As a librarian, my interests had always been books and research, while my doctoral studies focus more on educational technology. Previously I sought to marry librarianship with educational technology; Now I want to focus on my Continue Reading →