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The
Most Important People
Happy
children have one characteristic in common: they know, without
doubt, that they are loved, that they are the most important
people in the world to someone else. Helping our children
feel this is not always easy. It requires diligence, perseverance,
and vigilance.
From
National Association of Independent Schools (NAIS 2001)
by Dane L. Peters
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Raising
Cain: Book Review
What
Pipher accomplished for girls in her book, Reviving Ophelia,
psychotherapists Kindlon and Thompson are trying to do for
boys. Their book is an eloquent discussion of the struggles
boys face as they learn to be men in our culture.
From
Literary Cavalcade, property of Scholastic Inc. by Dan Kindlon
and Michael Thompson
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The
Challenges of Parent Involvement Research
Despite
the validity of some studies, much parent involvement research
to date contains serious methodological flaws. But it is possible
that more effective parent involvement will generate cost
savings by lessening the need for remedial and other special
programs.
By
Amy J. L. Baker and Laura M. Soden
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