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Jan 7th, 2010 |
By marshajacobson |
Category: In The Classroom, Lead Article
Children from different home languages are the fastest growing segment of the preschool population right now across the United States. Chances are most English-speaking children will meet children who speak other languages in their neighborhoods, schools and childcare. We can all benefit from fostering attitudes of tolerance and friendship.
Tags: Adults, Attitudes, Bilingual, Body Language, Children, Communication, Diversity, Emotional Intelligence, Emotions, Empathy, Experience, Friends, Identity, Languages, Learn, Relationships, Research, School, Self-Confidence, Shy, Teach, Teachers, Tolerance, Understand Posted in In The Classroom, Lead Article |
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Nov 18th, 2009 |
By marshajacobson |
Category: Emotional Intelligence, Lead Article
Understanding respect and boundaries is crucial to parenting. What does this mean? When I was growing up, respect meant one thing only – how we spoke to and behaved towards our elders. Today, I have a very different understanding of these words.
Tags: Acceptance, Behaviour, Boundaries, Challenge, Children, Communication, Defensive, Education, Emotional Intelligence, Experience, Failure, Feelings, Future, Happiness, Individual Needs, Lesson, Parenting, Personality, Prescriptive, Protective, Resilience, Respect, Reticence, Security, Self-Confidence, Sharing, Struggle, Success, Take Risks, Understand, Understanding Posted in Emotional Intelligence, Lead Article |
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Aug 25th, 2009 |
By marshajacobson |
Category: In The News
I came across a great article entitled “Top 7 Sites for Parenting How-To Videos” on Mashable – The Social Media Guide. It was written by Jeana Lee Thnk. Jeana has researched sites that give parenting advice using how-to videos. I find this a wonderful connected way of communication. The videos from these sites that I [...]
Tags: Children, Communication, Information, Parenting, Videos, Websites Posted in In The News |
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