Teaching and Training Children
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- Acquiring English as a Second Language
- The Expressive Arts in Counseling. ERIC Digest.
- Violence in the Media - Solutions and Tips
- Inproving Study Habits
- ADHD Treatment Options Prove Effective
- Raising Non-Violent Children
- Playing with Grace (Win or Lose)
- Parents Are Essential to Growing Kids' Confidence
- Winning the Chore War
- The Power of Choice
- Understanding and Facilitating Preschool Children's Peer Acceptance.
- Cross-Age Tutoring in the Literacy Club
- "Remember Our Faces"--Teaching about the Holocaust
- Protecting Children from Inappropriate Practices
- The Role of Schools in Sexual Abuse Prevention and Intervention
- After-School Programs for Urban Youth
- Closing the Achievement Gap: Principles for Improving the Educational Success of All Students
- Teaching Children to Think Twice
- Taming the TV Beast
- Effective Practices for Preparing Young Children with Disabilities for School
- Peer Helping Relationships in Urban Schools
- Tools for Parenting - My Child, The Lawyer
- Understanding Literacy Development in Young Children
- Selling Out America's Children: How America Puts Profits before Values and What Parents Can Do
- Potty Training 101
- Boy Bashing?
- An "Ntertaining" Evening
- Almost Ten? Not Even Close!
- A Parental Game Of Chess
- My Daughter's Crayons
- Our Kids and Their Money
- Spring Cleaning
- Social Manners for Children
- Tips for Biting
- Saying "I Love You"
- Kids Who Care:
- Getting Your Preschoolers To Clean Their Rooms
- Children's Attitudes about Older Adults
- Movies about Adoption:
- From Elementary School to Middle School --
- Toilet Learning for Toddlers!
- Positive Thinking for Kids
- Separation Anxiety
- Life Skills for Kids
- How to Teach Children Manners
- Driving by Example
- Dealing with Telling Lies
- Resistance to Bathing
- Potty Talk
- Son Interrupts Important Work at Home
- Getting Kids to Put Away Toys
- Cousins and Sharing
- Potty Training
- Spoiling Children - Part 1
- Spoiling Children - Part 2
- Learning More Civilized Behavior
- Lesson Plans: Smoke Alarms
- Toys - Everything in Its Place
- Building Resilience and Strong Sense of Self
- Retaliation
- Neighborhood Bullies
- Lying Preschooler
- Children and Forgetfulness
- Children and Guns
- Lesson Plan - Home Fire Safety
- Lesson Plan - Fire Safety Escape Plan
- Nine-Year-Old's Wardroobe
- Grocery Shopping With Three-Year-Old
- Pets for Kids
- Vandalism Consequences
- Kids and Lying
- Complaining Kids
- Tattling Son
- Monster in the Closet
- Holidays on a Budget
- Helping a Selfish Child
- Learning to Ride a Bike
- How to Help Children Entertain Themselves
- Summer Boredom
- Gender Identity
- Tattling
- A Biting Two-Year-Old
- Children and Gifts
- Teaching Gratitude
- Pots and Pans as Toys
- Thumb Sucking
- That Man's Fat
- Dining Out
- Summer TV
- Lying
- The Greatest Potty Training Tip In The World
- Children Learn What They Live
- The Journey from Rough Boys to Caring Men
- Teaching Kids to Value What They Have
- Teaching Common Sense
- Challenging Kids
- Work Ethics for Kids
- Seeds of Preparation
- Raising Children Like Growing A Garden
- Patience & Instant Gratification
- Helping Your Children Channel Their Creativity
- What to Do When Kids Spend Too Much Time Online or Watching TV
- Teaching Character
- How Can I Get My Child to Stop Whining?
- How Can I Help My Child Develop A Positive Attitude?
- How Can We Ease First-born Jealousy?
- How Do I Get My Children to Stop Interrupting?
- How Do I Get My Child to Cooperate?
- Should My Kids Do Chores?
- How Can I Stop My Child's Backtalking?
- Helping Your Children Develop Their Talents
- Is It Better To Let Kids Fail or Never Try?
- Ten Areas Where Parents Can Guide Children To Adulthood
- Young and Old-Both Have Something to Teach
- How to Make Positive Behavior Changes
- Turn Chores Into Playtime
- Getting Children to Write Thank You Notes
- Television
- How Do I Know Right from Wrong.
- Urinating in Places Other than the Toilet
- Memories
- The Respectful Child
- Teaching Good Manners
- Teach Our Children Well
- Parent Tips: Set 2 - Getting Kids to Listen
- Training Kids to Care about Others Besides Themselves
- Guidelines for Developmentally Appropriate Practices:
- Fall: Colorful and Crunchy
- Discussing the News with 3- to 7-Year-Olds: What to Do?
- Infant Potty Training
- Being Responsible
- Violence in Sports
- "Well Excuse Me!"
- Parent Tips: Set 2-The Super Saver Plan
- Getting Your Children To Cooperate
- Be a Beacon
- Overweight Children - Is Your Child Obese?
- Fights with Friends
- Child Proofing Your Home Office
- Simple, Home-made Educational Games
- Scriptural Advice For Raising Children
- Creating Family Traditions
- Teach Children the Joy of Giving
- Kick the Diaper Habit NOW!
- The Essence of a Lady
- Talking to Your Children About Sex
- The Real Dangers to Kids Online and How to Avoid Them
- Teaching Kids to Be Organized
- Preparing Your Toddler for a New Baby
- Messy Toddler Mealtimes - Try These Tips
- Communicating with Your Child Who Doesn't Use Words to Talk
- But What is Really Wrong With Watching TV?
- The Trap of Indifference
- 11 Things You Can Do to Build Irresponsibility in Your Child
- What if...
- P.E.A.C.E for Parents
- The Battle At The Table
- Teaching Your Child To Save
- Raising Respectful Children
- Temper, Temper, Temperament!
- Children and Lying
- The Greatest Potty Training Tip in the World!
- Dealing with a Child's Aggression
- Toilet Training
- What to Do When Your Child is Being Bullied
- Protecting Your Children from Sexual Abuse
- Getting Ready for School
- Teaching Your Child to Have Respect
- Children Who Steal
- Children and Watching TV
- Are You Raising A Complainer?
- Teen Drinking Habits Influenced by TV, Parents
- Teach By Learning
- Service Learning and Preschoolers
- Academic Success: Time, Balance, and Space
- How Do You Raise Children Who Can Look After Themselves?
- Pets and Children
- Children and the News
- Children and TV Violence
- Dealing with Sibling Rivalry
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Understanding and Facilitating Preschool Children's Peer Acceptance.
Role of the peer group in maintaining a child's level of social acceptance.... [more]
Cross-Age Tutoring in the Literacy Club
Tutors begin to acquire teaching behavior and as this acquisition influences the tutor's self-esteem.... [more]
"Remember Our Faces"--Teaching about the Holocaust
Present a rationale for Holocaust education, discuss curriculum placement for inclusion of the topic, list organizations and resources available to help educators in teaching about the Holocaust.... [more]
Protecting Children from Inappropriate Practices
Early childhood educators on how to provide developmentally appropriate practices and teaching methods are offered.... [more]
The Role of Schools in Sexual Abuse Prevention and Intervention
The role of the school in the prevention of and intervention in child sexual abuse is examined in this digest.... [more]
After-School Programs for Urban Youth
The advantages of school sponsorship include credibility, a continuity of care, and easy access to good resources.... [more]
Closing the Achievement Gap: Principles for Improving the Educational Success of All Students
Relationship between educational success and social and economic opportunity steadily strengthens and the relationship between educational differences and social conflict becomes more manifest.... [more]
Teaching Children to Think Twice
Children are born "first step" thinkers. Parents should teach their children the habit of thinking twice, that is, "second step" thinking.... [more]
Taming the TV Beast
Concerns for content on television as it relates to children; some suggestions and solutions.... [more]
Effective Practices for Preparing Young Children with Disabilities for School
Encouraging parent involvement has been found to be the most effective intervention.... [more]
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