How to beat the winter break blahs

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Experts offer tips for keeping students’ minds active Winter break may have been extended by the snow, but it’s hardly the time to let students’ minds freeze, according to D.C.-area experts and educators.

Alexandria Superintendent Morton Sherman posted a holiday message on his blog urging students to practice altruism over the break through community groups like Volunteer Alexandria. “Keep your mind sharp by offering to read with or tutor a young student” was one of Sherman’s suggestions. Or “become a ‘snow buddy’ and provide snow removal assistance for low-income residents or citizens who are elderly or disabled.”

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