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Empathy. It is so often lacking in our exchanges in society today. But how do you teach it to your children? The ability to understand and share in … [Read more...] about Creating Emotional Intelligence in Our Children [Show]
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Grammar is a subject many parents feel is boring and outdated, but we would like to change the conversation. You engage with your student … [Read more...] about Grammar as the Key to Writing Potential [Show]
“Hurray! You made an A on your test! You’re so smart!”“It’s a good thing you like to write because it’s obvious there is no math gene in this … [Read more...] about Using Growth Mindset vs. Fixed Mindset with Your Students
