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The Key to Motivating Students: The Brain and Beyond… Upcoming Event
Do you ever struggle with your children’s motivation during homework time? Do you wonder how you can motivate your child to contribute to your household or turn around poor choices into positive ones? Mark your calendar! Let’s talk about “The Key to Motivating Students: The Brain and Beyond!” We’ll be be discussing how educators and parents …
Introducing — The New and Improved Parent Toolkit!
Check out NBC Education Nation’s New & Improved Parent Toolkit! Parent Toolkit is an award-winning resource for parents to help them support their children’s development in academics, health & wellness, and social & emotional development. Now, it’s easier than ever to use. You can browse by topic or grade level to see an overview of …
On NBC Parent Toolkit – “Fostering Compassion in Kids” Twitter Chat
Don’t miss this important conversation tomorrow night! I’m looking forward to it! #Toolkittalk
“Tough Talks: Having the ‘Sex Talk’ With Your Child” on NBC’s Parent Toolkit
NBC’s Parent Toolkit began a new blog series today entitled, “Tough Talks” in which they plan to tackle some of the most challenging conversations parents will have with their children. The first in this series highlights how you can talk about sexuality. CPCK’s Author, Jennifer Miller weighed in on the topic along with other Parent …
NBC Universal’s Education Nation “Parent Toolkit” Features Blog Article by CPCK’s Author, Jennifer Miller
NBC Universal’s Education Nation “Parent Toolkit” published an article today by Jennifer Miller on their blog entitled “A Better Version of Yourself.” It highlights what you can do as a parent to deal with anger and anxiety in the heat of the moment with your children. From “A Better Version of Yourself“: As parents, we …
“Confident Parents, Confident Kids” — Named Top Parenting Book by the Greater Good Science Center!
Transforming Children and Teens’ Anger and Hurt into Life Lessons…
Kids Learning Remotely? Here are numerous ways you can do social and emotional learning at home!
Making hard decisions? Involve your children and teens in learning how to make them responsibly!
One of our toughest and most important responsibilities — setting emotional boundaries. Check it out!
Do You and Your Family Get Your Daily Dose of Gratitude? Check out these simple prompts!
Are Your Children Worrying? Here Are Ways You Can Support Them!
Resources and Strategies for Families Dealing with COVID19
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