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Free Resources for Parents and Teachers

For Parents

Parent E-Zine
Parent Articles
- The Language of Learned Helplessness Quiz. Are you teaching your child to be helpless? Find out by taking the quiz.
- Teach Your Child the Charity Habit.
  Charity begins at home. Learn what do to make sure charity becomes a lifetime habit with your child.
- Warning: There May Be a Stranger in Your Child’s Life. Would you allow a stranger in your child’s bedroom? Maybe you already have. Want to find out?
- Learning to Spit. Teach your child to spit and other related lessons.
- Magic Carpet.
  An answer to sibling rivalry.
- Firsts.
  Family rituals: important for connectedness.
- Transistion Time.
  Help your child make an effective transition.
- The Seven Worst Things to Say to Your Child.
  Have you said any of these? If so, change your language.
- Five Ways to Tell if Your Child Has an Extraordinary Teacher.
  Check out your child’s teacher with these criteria.
- Warning Signals: How to Know When It's Time to Change Your Child's Teacher.
  When to get your kid out of that classroom.
- The Seven Worst Things to Say to Your Kids During a Divorce.
  What you shouldn't say.
Parent Newsletter Archive

For Educators

Educator E-Zine
Educator Articles
- Illegal Word Bursts. Tired of students blurting out in class? Learn what one teacher did to eliminate that behavior.
- Move Up Before You Move In. The best way to avoid a power struggle with your students may be to rise above it. Find out how.
- She Had to Act. A tale of a teacher skilled in anger management. You can learn to handle student anger, too.
- Horse Sense. How are horses and students alike? The answer is in your perceptions.
- You Just Got a Detention. How to design a responsibility room that focuses on learning rather than detention.
The Spirit Whisperer Idea Exchange Ideas and techniques to empower Spirit Whisperers - adults who believes that to teach effectively, we must address the entire trilogy of a child's mind, body, and spirit.
Educator Newsletter Archive