Guest Post
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Alternative Ways to Think about How Our Children Learn
During our nearly 250 years as a nation, many Americans have come to share a set of beliefs about how young children learn best. If you think we do nothing but disagree about education, you’d be Read more [...]
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When it Comes to Your Child’s Learning, Do You Coach or Cheerlead?
Just about every American parent feels pleased when their child shows early signs of doing well in school or feels concerned when their youngster lags behind. It’s all part of having “high expectations” Read more [...]
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Guest Post By Author Diane de Mere
Escape into a world of adventure and fun. Having fun, managing stress and finding peace and joy are fundamentals that every person wants and needs in living their best life. How can we do that when we Read more [...]
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Sherlock Holmes, My Dad, and Me
It took me seven years to land my first publishing contract— which is actually not terrible by industry standards. But it meant that I’d had the dedication on my first novel picked out for at least Read more [...]
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Family Travel Self-Care Tool Kit from Author Kristy Rodriguez,
This summer, more than 82 percent of Americans will take a family trip, according to the annual summer travel study conducted by Gas Buddy. But while travel and vacation can be fun for kids, studies Read more [...]
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Your Child’s Teacher May be Doing Right by Giving Students What They Want
Teachers and parents often fret about setting bad precedents. Don’t let a child stay up late to watch a much-anticipated football game, despite how a child may plead, because then you’ve established Read more [...]
