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Category Archives: Character
Adolescence Is Hard
The path is never straight, and the parenting is rarely easy. Susan (19) hates Columbia. Wants to drop out, Considered suicide. Hates therapy and her therapist. Her mother says: “She’s always had trouble making friends. “As a baby, she could … Continue reading
Posted in Character, Genius, parenting, Relationships, Self-Actualization, Social Anxiety, teenager
Tagged building character, child-rearing, Parenting, self-actualization, teenagers
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Trusting the Path of Kharakter
Seventheen-month-old Zoe begins her life as an artist. Zoe’s mother gave her a box of colored chalk, and took her into the back yard. Talking all the while, her mother showed her how to make an apple on one of … Continue reading
Posted in Brain Development, Challenge, Character, Children, Creativity, Education, Fun, Genius, parenting, Play, Relationships, Self-Actualization
Tagged building character, character, child-rearing, Genius, kids, Parenting
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Noticing What Matters
In most schools the parent-teachers conversation doesn’t go deep enough. Here’s an example of a conversation that goes deeper: Please follow and like us:
Posted in Anger, Character, Children, Collaborate. Create. Contribute., Collaboration, Conflict and Issues, Creativity, Culture, Education, Emotional Intelligence, Genius, Leadership, Learning community, Mathematics Teaching, parenting, Relationships, School Reform, SEL, Self-Actualization
Tagged Authority, building character, character, child-rearing, conflict, decision making, education, Emotional control, Genius, Leadership, Learning community, learning social skills, Parenting, school reform, teaching, teaching responsibility
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From Religious Toleration to Religious Profusion
Religion. If the word turns you off, bare with me for 600 more words. It’s not about whether you believe in God or not. It’s not even about what you believe. Please follow and like us:
Posted in Character, Collaboration, Conflict and Issues, Creativity, Emotions, Empowerment, Executive Function, Fun, Genius, Leadership, Play, Relationships, Self-Actualization
Tagged Authority, building character, conflict, decision making, Genius, Leadership, Learning community, self-actualization, Self-determination
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Making Conflict Creative
We see through a glass darkly; but then face to face.—Corinthians 13:12 Many years ago, I faced the challenge of “doing something about” a noxious employee who worked in the development office. Please follow and like us:
Posted in Anger, Character, Collaboration, Conflict and Issues, Creativity, Genius, Leadership, parenting, Play, Relationships
Tagged Anger, conflict, creativity, Genius
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