Comments on: Your Child’s Strengths-a book for everyone

By: convalescent home

convalescent home — Fri, 15 Jan 2010 06:57:47 +0000

This is a nice book for reading ,everyone can keep their children good.
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By: bestpricemovingorg

bestpricemovingorg — Thu, 12 Nov 2009 17:04:50 +0000

I really look forward to you are gifted to make change that occupation for you and your ancestors. It’s such a elementary concept – that every person is similar and learns in your own way – and yet somehow it’s one that’s easy to miss (like in our entire school system!). I was providential, growing up by way of a mom who was a obsessive teacher and talk a lot about poles apart strengths and singular learning styles (Howard Gardner was basically a friend of the relatives, just through his follow a line of investigation and books). It’s impressive I’ve kept in intellect as I’m raising my offspring, but I’ve discovered that perceptive the concept doesn’t bequeath me the tools to make possessions impracticable with my kids – that’s just not one of MY strength! But fortunately, my husband IS good-looking good at it, so I become skilled at a lot by inspection him
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By: Elizabeth

Elizabeth — Sun, 16 Mar 2008 17:11:33 +0000

CFO-Thanks for the comment! My husband does Nathan’s homework with him because he is more patient and tolerant, which is something I’ve had to accept about myself.

By: Chief Family Officer

Chief Family Officer — Wed, 12 Mar 2008 19:29:57 +0000

I really hope you are able to make changes that work for you and your family. It’s such a fundamental concept – that everyone is different and learns differently – and yet somehow it’s one that’s easy to miss (like in our entire school system!). I was lucky, growing up with a mom who was a passionate teacher and talked a lot about different strengths and different learning styles (Howard Gardner was practically a friend of the family, just through his research and books). It’s something I’ve kept in mind as I’m raising my children, but I’ve discovered that understanding the concept doesn’t give me the tools to make things workable with my kids – that’s just not one of MY strengths! But fortunately, my husband IS pretty good at it, so I learn a lot by watching him

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By: Table for Five » Wordless Wednesday-Flashback to 1998

Table for Five » Wordless Wednesday-Flashback to 1998 — Wed, 12 Mar 2008 14:50:32 +0000

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