Sentences with phrase «what kids need»

Don't assume the other parent is wrong in what they think; discuss what your kids need and works towards balancing one another.

This framework grows out of extensive research on what kids need to succeed and national studies that show the power of developmental relationships in families.

with extra credentials in Early Learning, as well as a background as a Behaviour Therapist, I have a solid understanding of what kids need to become healthy adults.

«Dr. Laura is always tuned in to what kids need so they can thrive, and what moms and dads need so they can parent well.

According to prominent marriage researcher, Dr. John Gottman, «The sad irony is that in trying to create the perfect life for their children, these parents fail to provide what kids need most — a happy home.»

What kids need, Faber and Mazlish argue, is for their feelings to be understood and respected, not questioned.

And remember, what kids need most is two happy parents, so be openly loving in front of them: It's not only beneficial for mum and dad but also an invaluable lesson in modelling healthy affection to our kids.

«Stranger Things» shows the stark difference of parenting in the 80s, which some say might be what kids need today.

(What my kids need to read by on paper and what I need are quite different.)

What our kids need to know most is that adults are acting like grown - ups... If we want to show our kids we mean business about global warming, let's start by ponying up for a carbon tax.

You could wait to see if the equity markets improve over the next year, and just cash in what your kids need in the immediate future.

It's not all about what the kids need, you know!

Marano, even when she fails to persuade, makes us think hard about what parents should expect from their children and what kids need to become strong, happy, and healthy young adults... The saddest sections of the book are also the most persuasive and concern the exuberant, brave, elastic and exploratory ways children learn, and the increasingly rigorous and unforgiving expectations that burden school - age children.

Just what those kids need in stiflingly hot, un-airconditioned schools.

Good teachers know what kids need to learn and incorporate those goals into their curricula.

This means using high quality academic standards that set the foundation for what our kids need to know — and then letting teachers and school leaders design creative, innovative lessons and instructional methods to help students reach those standards.

«We need to have measures that are aligned to what kids need to be able to do in the 21st century.»

They are assessing what their kids know, what their kids need to know better, and what the teacher can do a better job in teaching.

`'» This whole thing is coming from the tech industry, which doesn't understand that what kids need is someone to love them and get excited about them,» Dunn said.

In other words, education funding, according to Malloy, should be based on our leaders» political whims rather than on what kids need.

From both decades of research and the craft knowledge of educators who've jumped in and turned around schools, we know these practices generally yield improvement: (1) a focus on what kids need to learn: (2) collaboration on instruction and assessment; (3) examining assessment data; (4) using patterns in data to improve instruction; and (5) building trusting relationships.

Without standards aligned to what kids need to succeed in college, career and life, and ample supports to help them get there, that chasm will grow even wider.

Full story: What kids need to hear about race and violence — but many schools won't touch, by Valerie Strauss, The Washington Post, 07/12/16

To focus on what kids need to learn, for instance, you need to do the intellectual work of deciding what exactly that content is; collaborating requires certain organizational structures, which may conflict with long - standing school traditions.

Take, for example, the practice of focusing on what kids need to learn.

«She would always ask, «Is it what kids need?»

A harder standard is necessarily a better standard, and even if it is better, what makes anyone think that raising the bar on what kids need to know is the key to higher achievement.

Teachers and administrators know what kids need to learn.

I was lucky to have a colleague who was older and much, much wiser than me put her arm around my shoulder and say, «You are what the kids need you to be at that moment.»

«This is what our kids need to learn to be successful in life,» she said.

Our goal is to fill the gaps between what our kids need and what district funding allows.

Blended learning is at the core of what these kids need to become engaged learners.»

«She doesn't know what our kids need,» says Sergio.

And it is the antithesis of what our kids need.

So since this is what kids need to deal with most often, adults think this approach is only effective with these kinds of attacks.

«This is what kids need.

«In the past 20 years, scientists have made leaps and bounds in understanding how children learn — and what kids need for optimal growth and development in the 21st century,» explains founding member Kathryn Hirsh - Pasek, who is also the director of the Infant Language Laboratory at Temple University, coauthor of the award - winning book Einstein Never Used Flash Cards and codirector of the Ultimate Block Party.

For some suggestions about what kids need to know, see Bullying Advice for Kids.

What kids need is autonomy and support, not control,» Deci said.

We might not all agree on exactly what kids need or who should supply it, but we should be able to agree on the basic principle.

«It has flexibility, Shughart says, «but it has consistency, too, and that's what kids need.»

Children's clothing (buy what your kids need but control your teen or tween, when school starts in August they will see other kids wearing things they want and you will find yourself buying them more things.)

And they have a whole section on feeding kids / explaning what kids need.

They're the ones that know what their kids need.»

They know what the kids need.

What kids need most to succeed in school are parents who love and interact with them on a daily basis.

Just «being there» and guiding them is what our kids need today.

But at some point somewhere around 1, or 2 or 3, that really starts to change and what kids need is independence and challenge.

Now you know what kids need to know about staying safe.

No wonder we feel responsible for everything — from what the kids need for school every morning, to what to cook for dinner each night.