Red Cross Bullying Support For Parents
If you know your child is being bullied, here are some helpful tips from Red Cross on how to support them from home. Read more
Safety First – Navigating The Internet Jungle
Parents are oftentimes confused by their children’s activities online. From Tumbler to Instagram to Askfm. com – it’s all so confusing, and there’s so much of it! It’s just so hard to keep up. You are busy, working, making sure the family is clothed, fed, and safe yet...
The Conversation Jar – Keys To Opening Communication
Smart parents give their children a million answers. Wise parents ask their children a million questions. Some parents find it hard to have decent conversations with their kids. The familial habits of communication might entail the parent asking a list of questions...
Look For The Good And Find It!
If you have kids at home this summer if would serve you, your household, and most importantly them if there was a focus on the good rather than the bad. Rachel Macy Stafford, aka Hands Free Mama, has a compelling blog, www.handsfreemama.com, sharing ways in which...
Lazy Days Of Summer – Forget The Schedule
When I was young, I remember sitting around with friends or hanging out in the park with absolutely nothing to do. No schedule at all…nothing to do but just BE. Somehow this unstructured time helped shape me. My friends and I would talk, do cartwheels, role play...
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Hello! It’s Jodi, founder of Imperative Education. You know, ever since I can remember I’ve been interested in how people communicate… how relationships are formed. At McGill University, I studied Communications so that I could take this focus from intuition to fact, and from serious interest to passion. I decided to become a teacher, like so many, to make a difference and that initial goal hasn’t paled at all throughout the years
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