Timed Competition and Children who are Dyslexic
Evaluation and competition are a natural part of life; timed competition in children who are dyslexic is something to consider. Measuring our success is just
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Evaluation and competition are a natural part of life; timed competition in children who are dyslexic is something to consider. Measuring our success is just
“Love your children, celebrate their bodies; they are beautiful.” His words echo in my mind as our children struggle with body image and self-acceptance. Affirming
Today we are going to discuss the importance of teaching our kids to trust their bodies. Why do we teach children not to trust their
Thanksgiving. A time to be near those you love and be thankful for the blessings that abound. In our family, we are grateful for the
Let’s look at the idea of preparing our hearts for the holiday season. This is the time of year when excitement is running high. The
I recently read a post that got me thinking about the dangers of using derogatory terms to motivate. “I don’t want him to grow up
Today I’d like to talk about the downside to concealed carry. Standing in line with my daughter waiting in to board a plane to drop
Today I am thinking about siblings of transgender children. In our family, we have four children, three of whom identify as cisgender (sex assigned at
Make no mistake, I am a mandatory reporter. Those outside of healthcare, education, or the first-responder cohort might not be clear about what this means.
Person first language recognizes the importance of putting a person before a disability or diagnosis. Using person-first language tells someone that they are more than their struggles. That they are, quite literally, a person first.
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