“There is no more war in my classroom, and there is no more war in my home.” Those were the words of a teacher from Kenya this summer. It was part of a parenting training I attended designed to teach Catholic leaders how to teach their families self-government skills and good communication. In the 19 […]
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As I rounded the corner of a shopping isle at a local grocery store, I heard crying. Through tears a young girl, about 8 years old, said, “Tell me what it is Mom. Tell me what this is.” The moment I turned into this isle, the mother was in the middle of yelling, “Shut up
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(This event is not hosted by TSG) FREE + ONLINE APRIL 23-27, 2018 5 Things You’ll Discover From AttendingThis FREE Bootcamp Finally, get clarity and direction for your homeschool. Learn how to teach effectively. Receive practical, doable tips and ideas. Gain knowledge and understanding. Walk away with the confidence to set up your homeschool for
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Recently, I was asked to speak at the “Stand for the Family” conference. They requested that I give this presentation. It’s only an excerpt from a larger presentation, but the audience was very enthusiastic about it.
Roles, Rights, Property and Parenting Read More »
A few years ago, Paije, my daughter who was seven at the time, asked me, “Why do all the ants get flustered when the leaf drops in their path on the movie Bugs Life?” What a question. I had never really taken the time to analyze that part of the movie; probably because I never really liked that show.
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The other day I was attending a very heated legislative committee meeting in Utah where changes to the way state school teachers teach about sexual health were proposed. I recognized someof the legislators were not acknowledging the real solution to the problems facing teenagers. Debate and public comments on the proposed changes went on for
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“You Hold the Key” Incorporating Principles found inThe Church of Jesus Christof Latter-day Saints
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There are times for all of us when we “hit walls.” These walls can be tough.Walls are really big and really heavy. To break one requires certain things. But, it is possible tobreak these walls. To do so, you need certain things. What does it look like to break a wall? And how does it relate to parenting?
Have you ever found that as a child or as a parent, you were too blunt or passive? That you had a hard time controlling your thoughts and being kind? All in all, being diplomatic? Part of being a parent is showing that you value another person. But you still need to be able to
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