There are many resources, all over the web, for parents and kids to turn to for help on nearly every imaginable topic – and those resources will be collected here in another post, soon – but the greatest homework help, any parent or teacher will know, is a parent themselves.
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Using the acronym “BRAVELY” to help you remember these seven strategies, it actually takes more planning than it does courage to help you go about your day-to-day shopping with your toddler. After all, you like your kid, don’t you So why struggle to find somewhere to squirrel them away, when with a little...
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You'll find, in this list, amazing resources - whether you're a teacher or a parent - on how the brain works, how to teach, how people learn. Even if you're NOT a teacher, take a moment and visit these sites. You'll be fascinated, I assure you
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You'll notice...how too often we, as adults, leave out the words in everyday usage - expecting the tone in our voice to communicate instead the unsaid "please," or a smile instead of an "excuse me."
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But you SO do not want to be that Mom who DOESN T get the call someday when your child faces that terrible choice: call you, or get into a drunk driver s car. What do you want your child to be thinking then Certainly not this: I can t call home....
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My oldest daughter actually asked me the other day: how come we never get punished That s when I knew I was doing it, well, sort of right.
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