Lunch Letters
Every day since K. arrived in this country at the start of second grade, I put a note in her lunch bag. When her English…
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Every day since K. arrived in this country at the start of second grade, I put a note in her lunch bag. When her English…
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Last week I reviewed two illustrated versions of the Iliad. Today, we take up the tale with adaptations for kids of the Odyssey. Although with…
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What does internal vs. external locus of control have to do with coaching courage in my child? Firstly, the cool thing about locus of control…
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Lion’s Whiskers offers this courage challenge: Before school ends this year and you’ve lost the chance to exercise your social courage muscles, look around: Is…
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Does every child experience doubts about his or her parents? As in, “I wonder if they are really my parents? Who am I, really?” It’s very…
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“Birbal the Wise” is a recurring figure in stories from Moghul India (16th Century). Birbal was an advisor to the emperor, Akbar, and was legendary…
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Yesterday Lisa talked about internal vs. external locus of control. Today I want to talk about extreme-external locus of control! I want to talk about…
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Do you believe that you control your fate or that outside circumstances beyond your control do? In 1966, psychologist Julian Rotter was busy trying to…
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“I’ve developed a new philosophy…I only dread one day at a time” ~ Charlie Brown (a.k.a. Charles Schulz, Creator of the world-famous comic strip Peanuts,…
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Compiled and written by Lisa and Jennifer: We have become quite the sanitized culture. Unless you live in a rural community or on a farm,…
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