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When kids have too much done for them by well-meaning and hardworking parents, they may fail to learn the connections between their behavior and the consequences the experience. They may neglect chores and homework thinking that rules don’t apply to them and then when their grades are […]

Best way to Love a Child Limitless Love 8/29/2013 Want to love and be loved? Want love without limits? Limitless love is love that is eternal. Eternity is not just a long time, it simply is. In the same way love is. You don’?’t have to perform […]

Make this year your best ever! Skills of a Successful Person/ Skills for Success Ingredients What skills does your child need to be successful? Many parents would like it if their child used please and thank-you, did as they were told, went to bed on time, got […]

Sensitivity Training I found this on the Autism Speaks group in Linkedin; This will be my second year doing various “Autism Units” during the month of April focused on raising Autism Awareness but also to open the discussion about how similar we are compared to focusing on […]

Slow Cognitive Tempo- A Dangerous New Diagnosis? Here’s a great way for the makers of stimulants to expand their market. Daydreamers beware! Perhaps we could have snapped creative thinkers like Thoreau, Einstien, Edison, and Plato out of their reverie so they could have gotten to work in […]

Hello World Free apps for engaging learners and site for bypassing technology that gets in the way Technology tools for learning: https://www.slideshare.net/jonathanwylie/the-best-free-web-tools-for-engaging-students-in-11-classrooms gethuman.com helps bypass electronic menus such as those you encounter with insurance companies so you can talk to a real person to solve problems. Wouldn’t […]

3 One Minute Secrets to Success Good thoughts, bad thoughts: Garden of the Mind One minute secret to success: Mind Garden Have you ever noticed how sometimes a garden has a fence around it? Why does it have a fence? Well, it’s there to keep the bad […]