... that can last a life time . In this segment we'll talk about embracing touching in the classrooms, why it's essential and consider the practical issues and risks. .
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School CFOs: Financial Management During Tough Time s John Musso with Errol St. Clair Smith These are tough time to be a school CFO -- hard choices, difficult decisions and lots of pressure. John Musso ...
... and managing collections issues during these challenging time s. ...
Is Your Child Developing Normally? Marci Guddemi Ph.D. with host Rae Pica Children, even twins, develop differently – in their own time and at their own rate. How can you be sure your expectations ...
Talking to Your Child About Family Financial Difficulties Denise Daniels with host Rae Pica In these tough economic time s many parents are finding themselves struggling to talk to children about the ...
3 Ways to Reduce The Stress of Being a Parent Dr. Peter N. Stearns with host Rae Pica Look around and you'll notice that parents are more anxious about raising their children than ever before. Dr. ...
... their kids to play and win, more children are burning out, dropping out and becoming turned off to competitive sports. Mark Hyman is a long-time sports journalist who says parents are pushing kids to ...
Physical Ed. Injuries Up, How to Avoid Them Charlene R. Burgeson with host Rae Pica
Why are physical education injuries are up 150% in the last ten years. Charlene explores possible causes ...
Cooties: Is school Exclusion Necessary? Appropriate? Legal? Deborah Altschuler and Dr. Ronald Hansen M.D. with host Rae Pica
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... social skills. Increasingly, teachers are finding themselves being forced to deal with bad behaviors in the classroom that are unacceptably disruptive and at time s unmanageable. Today's guests offer teachers ...
Change Agents: Music in Education is Fluff Right? Wrong! Maryann Harman with Eric Jensen
There is a prevailing sentime nt among many educators and parents that music education is superfluous ...
... their kids to play and win, more children are burning out, dropping out and becoming turned off to competitive sports. Mark Hyman is a long-time sports journalist who says parents are pushing kids to ...
Physical Ed. Injuries Up, How to Avoid Them Charlene R. Burgeson with host Rae Pica
Why are physical education injuries are up 150% in the last ten years. Charlene explores possible causes ...
... failing is important and that succeeding all the time is at cross purposes with life long learning. In our race to the top are we giving children what they need for life long learning? Our guest say ...
... manifesting alarming levels of stress at earlier and earlier ages. In fact, many children are burned out by the time they get to third grade. The causes are many, diverse, severe and often underestimated ...
... The best time to think about how to handle a crisis is now. Tune in as we provide some practical tips on what providers and parents should do to prepare for the unthinkable.
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Teaching Strategies: Nap Time - Needed Break or Waste of Time ? Rae Pica with Karen Stephens, Kathleen Hayes and Meg MeekerWillen
Is nap time in preschool and Pre-k wasted time ? The ...
Teaching Strategies: Developmentally Appropriate Discipline Rae Pica with Jeannette French, Dr. Marjorie J. Kostelnik , Sarah Garland.
Time out? Take away toys? Take away privileges? Scold? ...
... their kids to play and win, more children are burning out, dropping out and becoming turned off to competitive sports. Mark Hyman is a long-time sports journalist who says parents are pushing kids to ...
"This is such an intriguing question... It's not something I've written about. but I've known a lot of gay and lesbian teachers, and you forced me to think through the issues. I think we're talking about two worlds. Inside the school, I think gay, lesbian and trans-gender teachers are quite comfortable… The comfort level that teachers have with parents outside the school is a different matter all together.... It was a VERY original topic, first time I have seen it discussed anywhere on the airwaves."