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Category Archives: Friendship
When is a kid a ‘tattle-tale’ and when are they a truth teller?
Classrooms ask me on a regular basis to help them understand the difference between tattling and telling. Understanding when it is important to tell the truth and report an issue can literally save lives. Being known as a ‘tattle-tale’ can be … Continue reading
Is teenage rebellion necessary?
I was prepared for some major teen rebellion in our house. I mean, I worked hard to raise independent people who listened to their own hearts and who could find their own voices. It’s kind of like when you can’t wait … Continue reading
How to give a true, genuine apology
The first thing I address when I am teaching character education, bully-proofing or communication skills is how to give a true, genuine apology. I have done it with three year olds through adults. We all need to hear it, it is … Continue reading
Extra Compassion Please
With the tensions from Ferguson spilling on to my Facebook feed, I keep thinking that what we all need is even more compassion for people different from us. As a woman, I really don’t like it when a man thinks … Continue reading