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  7 Ways to Help Your Kid Be Successful Learning Language Learning to communicate is a necessity when living in another country, as my family was doing, but it should be the goal of any language study. Lee Giles Nov 19, 2019
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  Learning through the Holidays: 12 Ideas to Engage in a New Way For homeschooling, there is no need to take off days for holidays. Instead of seeing these days as time off from classes, reconfigure your thinking so that you can teach your children the joy of learning in... Malia Russell Nov 15, 2019
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  7 Real Signs Your Kid Is Overscheduled In today’s world, kids have more commitments than ever before. Sporting events, play practice and other events both after school and weekends can keep kids on the run from the moment they get up to the... Michelle S. Lazurek Nov 05, 2019
• 16 Thoughtful Questions to Ask besides "How Was School?" Use these conversation starters to avoid bringing after school heart-to-hearts to a screeching halt. Amy Green Oct 30, 2019
• 30 Day Prayer Challenge for Your Teenager If only we could impart perfect wisdom into our teenagers’ brains and protect them from life’s most damaging pitfalls. Obviously, we can’t, but we can do something even better, even more... Jennifer Slattery Oct 25, 2019
• 5 Ways to Free Your Teen Whole Family from the Bondage of Phone Addiction A masked 17-year-old in California was arrested after lurking outside several homes, intimidating the owners, and eventually breaking into a home, waking the residents and demanding something from them:... Jonathan McKee Oct 24, 2019
• 7 Reasons Christians Don't Need to Fear Public Schools I like public school. I like private Christian school, too, but memories from public school sure do bring a smile to my face. I grew up going to a mixture of both. My three kids grew up going to a mixture of... Molly Parker Oct 23, 2019
• How a Mom Can Actually Have a Relationship with Her Teenaged Son I am the mom of five sons: three adults, one 10-year-old, and one intellectually disabled 9-year-old. This does not make me an expert; it means I am experienced and tired and middle-aged. Kendra Fletcher Oct 16, 2019
• What Does it Mean to Train Up a Child in the Way He Should Go? Whether you interpret Proverbs 22:6 as a promise for raising your kids “in the Lord” or a warning about not doing so, there’s one thing we know: what you do as a parent matters and it will lead to results. Brent Rinehart Oct 15, 2019
• College at 14? What To Do When Your Gifted Highschooler Needs More Around age thirteen, when I realized she was coming quickly to the end of what we would formally cover through high school, I started thinking ahead. Would college be appropriate at age fourteen? What would... Malia Russell Oct 08, 2019
• 4 Ways Parents Can Raise Up Sons to Be Godly Men If I don’t lay down the plan, if I am not the chief architect laying out what manhood looks like, then I can rest assured that the world will draft a plan for my sons and install it well within them. Jason Cruise Sep 26, 2019
• Is it the Parents' Fault When a Teen Rebels? Are parents' liable, even partially, when a teen rebels? 5 ways to discipline without inviting rebellion. Cindi McMenamin Sep 25, 2019