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A Shelf of One’s Own: Reading Print Books Can Help Children in Pandemic

October 14, 2020 by Vincent O'Keefe

Reading print books helps with life skills such controlling impulses, paying attention, setting goals and figuring out how to achieve them.

Filed Under: education, parenting advice Tagged With: books, COVID19, learning, reading, tips

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Jenga Game an Adapt Metaphor for Handling for Pandemic Schooling

September 2, 2020 by Vernon D. Gibbs II

Like in Jenga, we must learn from our COVID schooling mistakes so we can repair this fragile tower and rebuild it better.

Filed Under: education, National Tagged With: COVID19, games, learning, play, remote learning, school

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Homeschooling Schedule Issues: Too Ambitious vs. Too Lenient

April 6, 2020 by Adam Gertsacov

Teaching school at home is new for most families, and creating a schedule that balances work and life is hard for kids and parents.

Filed Under: education Tagged With: COVID19, homeschooling, learning, remote learning, time management

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Homeschooling Tips, Advice from Father Who Has Done it Before

March 31, 2020 by Jason Greene

No idea how to start homeschooling during these times? We have lots of advice and resources from a parent who has taught four kids at home.

Filed Under: education, NYC, parenting advice Tagged With: homeschooling, learning, remote learning, school, tips

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Teamwork is Essential Skill Parents Need to Teach, Practice

October 15, 2019 by James Lopez

Teach your children the value of teamwork and all the aspects that go into it and you will give them a gift for sports, work and life.

Filed Under: NYC, parenting advice, sports Tagged With: basketball, behavior, coping, learning, teamwork

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Turn ‘Disorders’ into Gifts that Create Stronger Children, Parents

June 19, 2019 by Guest Contributor

Father Jonathan “J.O.” Oliver uses dyslexia and ADHD coping strategies to be more present, teach children about disorders can be gifts in life.

Filed Under: health, parenting advice Tagged With: coping, learning, life lessons, mental health

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