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Education
Posted at 12 Aug, 15:43h
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10 Apr The Virtues Listed
From the time kids are young, they are picking up habits. Good habits are virtues. Here is a table taken from Character Building by Prof. David Isaacs that conveniently shows the most opportune ages for addressing specific virtues in education. Note that these virtues are...
07 Apr Kids in the Kitchen
The kitchen: a place of bonding, learning and living. ...
05 Mar Discipline: Key to Emotional Development of Children
Mom of ten shares some great insights on discipline. ...
13 Jan The Importance of Reading
We can always know more and better. As human beings, we are open to the infinite, although we cannot contain it all. Reading can be much more than a pleasant pastime. It can be a preparation for life. Good books challenge, thrill, excite and awaken...
07 Dec Do You Know Your Family?
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An amazing video made by IKEA on the importance of family conversations. A must watch and motivation to make better use of our Christmas family gatherings. Please activate English subtitles before watching. ...
Posted at 10 Jul, 15:23h
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07 Apr Parenting for Character
Parenting is the art of raising happy, mature, generous adults, not merely happy children....
06 Jan Family: A Treasure
The drama of our lives is lived out in the gap between what we are and what we should be. Which raises the question - what should we be? There are a lot of answers out there to that question. Every serious philosopher has tried...
18 Dec Embracing a COVID Christmas Holiday Season
What to do during COVID holidays? Here's a great list of ideas!...
24 Oct Start Preparing for the Teen Years Now
I know for a fact that most parents feel the way I do about the teen years. They’re scared. Children who were playing with toys the day before yesterday are suddenly expected to talk, dress and act like the worst stereotype of a promiscuous 20-something...