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Building Emotional Intelligence and Fostering Resilience in Children — Linda Lantieri

What are some of your hopes for the important children in your life? Whether they will be successful at realizing those hopes is dependent on whether we, the adults in their lives, have equipped them with the inner strength they will need to approach their day-to-day challenges as well as the big challenges life may throw them.

9Aug2008 | admin | 0 comments | Continued
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Too Much Green — Seth Greenland

Every major development in human history was brought about by someone who was once a kid who thought a little differently. But Galileo in fifth grade? Perhaps he wasn’t the easiest boy to teach in science class.

28Jun2008 | Seth | 1 comment | Continued
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Why can’t all children have what we do? Trudy Goodman

I had seen raggedy five year olds taking care of skinny babies and blind babies and begging children crippled from polio and moms with TB and, and, and…

14Jun2008 | Trudy | 4 comments | Continued
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Kids and Stress - No Day at the Beach - Susan Kaiser Greenland

Even though we have long accepted it as true for ourselves, it is difficult to accept that our kids will have to deal with problems too. To make matters much, much worse, some of them will be serious ones. Nothing will change that fact, even though we do everything humanly possible to protect them.

1Jun2008 | Susan | 0 comments | Continued
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Just the facts m’am . . . . .

• By 12th grade, our children score lower on math and science tests than most other kids in the world.
• We now have one of the highest high school dropout rates of any industrialized nation.
• Six million students are reading below their grade level.

30May2008 | Susan | 0 comments | Continued
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The New Elitism In Education Reform - Susan Kaiser Greenland

Obama again offered a nuanced approach. . . for those watching education he did something very interesting. He took the national stage to support a specific philosophy of learning – an integrative curriculum.

29May2008 | Susan | 0 comments | Continued
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When you raise children . . . Amy Spies

As I watch my 20 year old daughter on the cusp, leaping off into her adulthood—I find myself uncharacteristically tongue-tied when the time comes to respond to her occasional questions about how she should navigate her future

26Apr2008 | Amy | 0 comments | Continued
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Teach your children well: they’ll be gone before you know it. Sue Smalley

At 53, I play the game of life from an ‘infinite’ perspective, where the only goal is to keep the game going and engage as many players as possible.

25Apr2008 | Sue | 0 comments | Continued
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Can happiness be taught? Susan Kaiser Greenland

Three factors working together seem to influence the happiness set point: 50% to genetics, 10% to life circumstances and a full 40% to a person’s intentional activity. The intentional activity is where mindfulness comes in.

24Apr2008 | Susan | 3 comments | Continued
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To Vaccinate or Not Vaccinate? That’s Not the Question - Susan Kaiser Greenland

It is downright terrifying to acknowledge that we do not know everything there is to know about the interrelationship between toxins, environment, vaccines and autism. . .

7Apr2008 | Susan | 0 comments | Continued
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Women Rule, Even at Harvard - Amy Spies

President Faust could talk the Type A achievement/career talk but also walk the take charge, multi-tasking, nurturing, administrative, overseeing walk. . .

7Apr2008 | Amy | 0 comments | Continued
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Mindfulness, Mothering, Politics and Me - Susan Kaiser Greenland

I stopped blogging a few years back . . . but, after watching the Democratic debate in Ohio, I realized there were still some things I would like to say.

29Mar2008 | Susan | 0 comments | Continued
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