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Jan 24 2017

Quality Time with Your Children

Quality Time with Your Children

photo-1445633883498-7f9922d37a3fWhat is your quality time with your children when it is cold outside and they are tired of playing alone? Do you respond to your children’s boredom by turning on the television or using the smart phone for entertainment? Many parents are so busy with their daily responsibilities that they may only talk or play with their children less than twenty minutes a day. Some parents do not see their children during the work week due to long commutes. Working parents may only have weekends available to play with their children. Solutions to the limited time available for quality time with your children each day include the following: [Read more…]

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Written by Carole Flowers, Health · Categorized: Early Childhood Parenting, Elementary School Parenting, Health and Wellness, Uncategorized · Tagged: Family, Parenting Strategies on Bad Days, Problem-Solving

Jan 17 2017

Learning Empathy

 Learning Empathy

As we focus on a new year and a new administration, it is important for us to focus on the lessons we wish to teach our children the lesson of empathy. We can model this for them through our behavior, conversation and priorities.dreamstime_s_12709140

What is empathy?

A cousin of mine, who works as a housing advocate, sent me the following link that was shared with his office to teach about empathy. This 3 minute video reminds us that empathy means just listening and making a connection to those who need healing. We need not solve a problem.  We need not try to make the problem go away. We need only demonstrate that we care through connection without judgment. [Read more…]

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Written by Karen Salzer, Special Education · Categorized: K-8 Family Health · Tagged: Compassion, Empathy, Family health, Gifts of Self

Jan 10 2017

Problem Solving with Our Teens

Problem Solving with Our Teens

Problem solving is a process that teens need to practice and perfect to deal with the everyday challenges that they face. Parents play an important role in helping their teens develop effective problem solving strategies. [Read more…]

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Written by Rosemarie Perez, Parenting · Categorized: Parenting Adolescents, Secondary School Parenting, Social-Emotional Health, Teens Family Health · Tagged: #problem solving #parenting teens, #teens

Jan 04 2017

Rendimiento escolar día por día

Rendimiento escolar día por día

 

Como padres queremos que nuestros hijos logren un rendimiento escolar exitoso. Sabemos que a los bien educados, las puertas de oportunidades están abiertas. Sin embargo, nuestros hijos jóvenes viven en la actualidad. No consideran las consecuencias de largo plazo cuando toman decisiones acerca de su trabajo escolar. [Read more…]

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Written by Rosemarie Perez, Parenting · Categorized: Elementary School Parenting, Espanol · Tagged: #crianza, #rendimiento escolar

Jan 03 2017

New Year’s Resolutions for Children

New Year’s Resolutions for Children

img_2525My grandchildren asked me what my New Year’s resolutions would be for 2017. I explained to them that each year I review my life’s challenges and accomplishments and journal the next steps in my life’s goals. My typical resolutions focus on keeping my life balanced in the areas of  spiritual growth and family play. I also make resolutions to manage my exercise and financial planning. Finally, each year I aspire to increase my knowledge and skills in a new area of interest. Recent learnings include technology applications, blogging, watercoloring, and creating innovative curriculum. [Read more…]

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Written by Mary Ann Burke, Digital Education Expert · Categorized: Elementary School Parenting, Health and Wellness, Uncategorized · Tagged: children's play, Educating children, Family, New Year's Resolutions for Children, teachable moments

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