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Monarch Class BLOG: March 2015

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Friday, March 20, 2015. The Case for Keeping Sixth Grade in Elementary School. Which concluded that sixth graders behave and test better when kept in an elementary school environment, 75% of school districts in the United States place sixth graders in middle school. Sixth graders enjoy recess with other elementary students. More self-assertion and curiosity. More socially expansive and aware. A range and intensity of emotions. Moody and easily frustrated. Ability to relate feelings. At Mountain Sun, our ...

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Monarch Class BLOG: October 2014

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Tuesday, October 21, 2014. Six students and one teacher. Will they be happy? Will they be lively and engaged? What if they don't get along with each other? How will we handle the dynamic? I feel so appreciative to witness these moments as a teacher. I love how closely I can work with each individual. It is truly a unique opportunity for us all. Monday, October 6, 2014. To see our pictures from Buffalo Cove. Students experienced how the Cherokee and the Gaelic people satisfied their Fundamental Needs on t...

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Monarch Class BLOG: November 2015

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Tuesday, November 3, 2015. How can we raise kind children? Harvard researches identified the five child-rearing techniques we need to raise kind children. Take a look at their ideas:. Researchers from Harvard surveyed 10,000 kids in middle and high school in the US between 2013 and 2014. Nearly 80% of these children said that their parents taught them personal happiness and high achievement was more important than caring for other people. 1) Give kids opportunities to practice being kind. These will help...

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Why Kids Don’t Need Praise From Parents (And What They Need Instead) | Parenting From Scratch

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Why Kids Don’t Need Praise From Parents (And What They Need Instead). June 12, 2012 at 6:46 am ( Positive Discipline. Recently, I was chatting with a mom at the playground about kids’ behavior, and she commented to me that kids need praise and approval from their parents, as there are too many dysfunctional adults in the world to indicate otherwise. To this, my response was, “I think what they need more than praise and approval is encouragement and acceptance.”. When I hear people say that kids need.

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Library & Resources »

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School Office (408) 225-1881 x315250. Library & Resources. Teachers & Staff. Library & Resources. At Indigo, parent education is an essential piece of parent involvement. Teachers and parents have researched Progressive Ed and best teaching practices and created a list of recommended reading. Our belief is that we are lifetime learners and the more knowledge that is gained the more versed we are in our children’s education. Positive Discipline In the Classroom A-Z. By: Dr. Alvin Rosenfeld.

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Haz preguntas para fomentar el pensamiento reflexivo de tu hijo. | pequeño gran humano

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Crianza con amor y respeto. Haz preguntas para fomentar el pensamiento reflexivo de tu hijo. 24 de enero de 2015. Es muy usual que los padres de forma reiterada digamos a nuestros hijos: “Qué hacer”, “cómo”, “dónde”, “cuándo” y hasta de “a cuánto”! Esto es normal y esperable en sus primeras etapas porque no tienen conocimientos y experiencia, pero conforme los hijos van creciendo y adquiriendo nuevas habilidades, es necesario que los padres empecemos a cambiar órdenes por preguntas. Para ello podemos val...

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Ocio y esparcimiento para toda la familia. | pequeño gran humano

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Crianza con amor y respeto. Ocio y esparcimiento para toda la familia. 16 de diciembre de 2014. 16 de diciembre de 2014. Quiero contarles algo muy lindo que me pasó y que disfruto mucho, verán. Resulta que unas semanas atrás recibí la invitación de Susana de “Mamá Moderna” para participar de un encuentro de mamás blogueras organizado por Netflix. El evento estuvo precioso, fue ameno, coloquial y divertido. Ahora que los fríos han llegado y las vacaciones tocan la puerta, Netflix es una gran opción para d...

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Jessica and her Boys!: Who am I?

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Jessica and her Boys! Tuesday, August 30, 2011. I was with my ex-busband for almost 8 years.Dated 3 years and married almost 5 years. In the process of becoming one, I changed to mesh with him. Some of what he liked became what I liked. Now that I'm single I am rediscovering what I really like. It's a fun but very necessary process! Yet another reason why you should take time to heal after a divorce. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). I am Mommy to 3 amazing boys! View my complete profile.

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Five Expressions of Empathy | Parenting From Scratch

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Five Expressions of Empathy. November 18, 2013 at 6:57 am ( Attachment Parenting. I use the word “empathy” a lot when I’m talking about parenting. Sometimes I forget it might not be entirely clear exactly what is meant by using empathy when communicating with children. When you hear or read that children need empathy and that parents can help resolve conflicts and bridge connections with empathy, what do you think? Do you know right away what to do or how to respond? 1 Take your child’s perspective.