She and other Olympic View
parents began exploring the idea of starting a charter school when they learned the district was considering and would later shut the school down.
In January 2004, a task force made up of teachers, other staff, and
parents began exploring what a school - wide discipline plan would look like.
Not exact matches
After participating in a faculty /
parent group
exploring the district's curriculum and testing, she and her husband
began to
explore education alternatives.
By working together and asking the right questions,
parents can
begin to identify where they may be coming up short and
explore new strategies to better encourage discipline at home.
Family By Design is the first book to
explore the concept of
parenting partnerships, and provides expert advice on whether a
parenting partnership is right for you, how to find the right
parenting partner, and how to work with that
parenting partner through the entire co-
parenting process from
beginning to end.
When he found himself forty and single, he
began to
explore single -
parenting through surrogacy, but quickly realized that his professional life would not mesh well with single -
parenting, and put his
parenting dreams away.
The
parent - child program provides a fun, safe, nurturing environment in which young children
begin to
explore the world around them.
Join us for an afternoon using the wisdom of Simplicity
Parenting to
explore ways to un-clutter before the holidays
begin, to be more intentional about the kinds of gifts we give our children (and steer relatives towards giving them), and to keep family connection — rather than material things or busy schedules — at the center of our celebrations this year.
Beginning last October, two groups of
parents from Hartsbrook and beyond have been gathering monthly at our school to
explore the themes of Kim John Payne's book Simplicity
Parenting: Using the Extraordinary Power of Less to Raise Calmer, Happier, and More Secure Kids.
Begin exploring everything we offer to
parents, professionals and policy makers by visiting our page of featured resources.
Beginning with an anthropological perspective, the biological underpinnings of
parent - baby sleep contact are
explored, as are cross-cultural practices.
Parents, children and other relatives gather for a chance to
explore interactive science exhibits, meet an astronaut and take a virtual reality trip inside the International Space Station during this weekend event open to the public
beginning Saturday Feb. 17 during the 2018 AAAS Annual Meeting.
The story
begins in 1898 as Bell (played by Nicole Kidman) rankles her
parents with desires of
exploring the world and challenging herself intellectually instead of finding the appropriate suitor.
While her
parents begin gorging themselves, Chihiro
explores the village and sees strange spirit creatures as well as a boy named Haku, who warns her of danger.
It's important to
begin by understanding that
parent involvement in school can't be
explored as if «
parents» are a homogenous entity.
When I became a
parent myself, I
began to realize that kids, left to their own devices, aren't exactly going to
explore their way into things they don't initially like.
Numerous states, recognizing that it is time to shift from an institution - based model of education to a student - based model, have
begun to
explore a new model of education that expands students» opportunities and makes education providers more directly accountable to
parents.
After the shooting of Trayvon Martin, DiAquoi
began to
explore how «the talk» — specifically black
parents speaking to their sons — has changed over the years, looking at four different periods in American history.
Begin by
Exploring the HOT APPROACH by sending staff, leadership and
parents to attend professional development offered monthly in each of the HOT School Core Components of Strong Arts, Arts Integration and Democratic Practice as well as cutting - edge pedagogy and relevant issues.
From
parent - teacher relationships to the intricacies of the teacher evaluation process and how the new Every Student Succeeds Act will affect you, the conference sessions will
explore everything that
beginning teachers need to know.
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beginning readers - Aligned with kindergarten level English Language Arts (ELA) standards - Enjoy activities again and again, right from the main menu!
We
begin with a
parent or caregiver assessment to
explore the needs of your child.
Parents who provide opportunities for their children to safely
explore these feelings can help their children
begin the process of developing coping behaviors.
How to Screen Adoptive and Foster
Parents: Chapter One: What You Need to Know Before You Begin Interviews National Association of Social Workers (2017) Explores evidence - informed practices on how to assess the appropriateness of an individual or couple to become foster parents, including building a safe home study and standards of care for foster p
Parents: Chapter One: What You Need to Know Before You
Begin Interviews National Association of Social Workers (2017)
Explores evidence - informed practices on how to assess the appropriateness of an individual or couple to become foster
parents, including building a safe home study and standards of care for foster p
parents, including building a safe home study and standards of care for foster
parentsparents.
A few years ago, we decided that we would like to
parent more children, so we
began exploring the open adoption process with LSS.
To
begin disentangling influences, successful
parenting was
explored through the proxy measure of the Childhood Trauma Questionnaire.
Children ages eight to twelve months should: be shy or anxious with strangers; cry when
parents leave; enjoy imitating people in play; prefer certain people and toys;
explore objects in different ways; find hidden objects easily; look at correct picture when the image is named; imitate gestures; and
begin to use objects correctly.
Working within the group, this
parent began to
explore some of the early difficulties in their own life and the trauma's they had experienced.
and
parent provides the child with the emotional wherewithal to
begin exploring the world outside the
parent - child relationship.
By age 2 most children
begin to use their
parent as a «secure base» from which to
explore the world around them.
Deciding how you'll divide time around the holidays is just one of the many topics (finances, child care, how to raise children, how to care for aging
parents, household chores, roles, etc.) you can
begin to
explore and resolve in premarital counseling.
We encourage
parents to seek out educational opportunities, talk with their support systems and
begin to
explore and discuss the changes that
parenting will bring to their lives, including how they will divvy up housework, child rearing responsibilities, and their financial situation before the child is born.
Although the issue of favoritism has been studied extensively in younger families, only recently have researchers
begun to
explore the causes and consequences of this type of within - family differentiation among older
parents and their adult children (Suitor et al., 2008).
Consider these challenges specific to divorced families: going back and forth between two houses,
parents dating just as teens
begin to
explore dating and relationships, or different rules in each household regarding curfew, driving privileges, or dating.
You'll
begin with a focus on the differences between open adoptions and closed adoptions — for
parents and for children — and
explore practical and emotional issues related to open adoption.
Within these ground rules,
parents can
begin to
explore the many options available to them which allow
parents to tailor individual
parenting plan to meet the specific needs of their children.
Likewise, elements can be drawn from the Social Comparison Theory [17], particularly those noting the use of information from others to assess one's own behaviors, to
begin to
explore potential processes contributing to different
parent and adolescent expectations and reports of monitoring.