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Mary Dombrowski- Setting Limits with ChildrenFlourish, home of Studio for Change, hosted an event sponsored by Neighborhood Parents Network (NPN) and led by one of Flourish’s therapists – Melanie Arons. The topic of Setting Limits is most relevant to the toddler ages, although parts of … Continue reading → […]
- Homework Made Easier – Part 3Part 3 of a 3-part series on Making Homework Easier Tips for Students to Improve Study Habits Whatever the issue may be there are things parents and students can do to make studying and homework easier. Every tip will not … Continue reading → […]
- Homework Made Easier – Part 2Tips for Parents to Help Students master Homework Given homework battles at their core are about a child asserting independence, there are ways parents can make it less contentious. 1. Hard as it may be, give back some control to … Continue reading → […]
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Nannies for Newer Chicago Parents
Finding a trusted, experienced caregiver for your infant or young children can be a stressful activity which requires time, patience and thoroughness. It can be even more daunting for new parents who are usually going through the process for the … Continue reading
Stereotypes and Education: What Parents, Teachers, & Tutors Should Know
In recent years, psychologists have made fascinating discoveries regarding how stereotypes influence students. Consider the following effects that have been demonstrated by research: A female student can dramatically improve her score on an upper level math test, simply by taking the … Continue reading
Spousonomics Reveals the Secrets to a Happy Marriage
The Secret to a Happy Marriage: Do the Dishes, Put Out, Don’t Talk So Much Continue reading
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The After School Gap
If you aren’t familiar with it, The Wall Street Journal has a blog called “The Juggle” which discusses the challenges presented to working parents as they pursue careers and raise families. A recent post discussed the challenge of after school … Continue reading