strengths

While students in my high school creative writing class read their answers for the word association exercise we had just done, I looked at my own list and realized my words were nothing like what anyone else had written. When my teacher said 'green,' most people wrote things like grass, leaf and grape. My list had words like salad, spray paint, brillo pad, and Tuesday -- and I got some strange looks.

In an Education Week presentation on Friday, licensed clinical social worker Carrie M. Wrigley explained how God given differences between men and women can help couples become stronger and more unified. (Maddi Dayton)