How to Teach Children and Learn from Them Too!
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How to Teach Children and Learn from Them Too!
I have a guest post at DumbLittleMan.com today.
This article describes what adults and children can learn from each other.
If you’re looking for some guidance on how to teach your children to handle their challenging emotions in a positive way, then come on over to take a look at some of the tips in this article.
DumbLittleMan.com: How to Teach Children and Learn from Them Too!
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Louiss | Sep 4, 2007 | Reply
I have look into this page. So many words written there. Make my eyes feel dizzy. But i have a point here. Some children doesn’t know what we are talking and make bored to them if you want them sit calmly. So how to learn from us?
valkyrie | Oct 10, 2007 | Reply
im 26 and i have 3 kids. i have learned so much from my kids and i know they have learned from me as well. we are all childish in some ways that make us click. it’s never easy but it’s fun!
agentsully | Oct 16, 2007 | Reply
Louiss - my advice to your question would be to give your kids physical activity first and then later when they have their energy worked out, they will be more able to pay attention. Also, teaching while they are “moving” is always good instead of them sitting still. Teach while doing things with them.
Valkyrie- I totally agree!
Thanks!
Brülör | Mar 24, 2008 | Reply
The time when this is very hard to do is when you are feeling one or more of these challenging emotions at the same time as your child.