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"SaY" it with Parenting: 5 Manners we forget to teach our kids
Manners are so important, of course, but so often we forget about the ones that result in great character traits and strong morals.
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"SaY" it with a Story: How 'Once Upon A Time ...' is different in different cultures
From Korea to Germany to Nigeria, every culture has its own version of ‘once upon a time’ – and most are more interesting than the English
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"SaY" it with Parenting: THe Read Aloud Project
The magical method: taking time to read aloud to your child.
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"SaY" it with Education: The Power of Storytelling: In the Classroom
Storytelling is an age-old art shared among friends, families and strangers, and its presence can captivate young and even older learners.
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"SaY" it with Inspiration: Why Role Models Matter
Our Children Learn From Watching Us. If She Can See It, She Can Be It.
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"SaY" it with Parenting: A Parents Crime: Not Reading bedtime stories to your child
Reading a bedtime story to your kids is not a chore to delegate, it’s the best part of parenting!
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"Say" it with Education: Four Out Of Five Parents Do Not Read Bedtime Stories To Their Children
Reading to children at bedtime is dying out because parents are too busy, a new survey reveals.
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"SaY" it with Education: 10 Effects Not Reading Can Have On Our Children
It’s amazing how many people tell me that their child is struggling in school. The main cause is? Not Reading!
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"SaY" it with parenting: How to raise a Reader
Today a reader, tomorrow a leader. Some tips on raising a reader.
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"SaY" it with Education: Should Children read more books in Local Languages?
It's not about the pride associated with local language, but demolishing the idea that standard languages are the only way to learn.
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"SaY" it with Parenting: Keeping the Peace
By teaching squabbling siblings how to forgive each other, experts say, you're giving them a valuable skill and strengthening their bond.
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"SaY" it with Inspiration: Daughters of India
‘Daughter of India’ takes a look at five of India’s women pioneers. These are the inspirational stories of women in Indian history.
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"SaY" it with Parenting: How to raise truthful kids
Parents rate honesty as the quality they most want to teach their children.
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"SaY": Why We Need More Fairy Tales and Fables in Our Life
Fairy tales and fables teach us valuable (life) lessons and continue to do so in our adult lives.
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"Say": During Remote Learning, parents need to become co-teachers
For schools the real key to success during this pandemic is a new healthy relationship they can develop with parents.
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"SaY" it with a story: 6 Rules of Storytelling
Effective storytelling involves a deep understanding of human emotions, motivations, and psychology in order to truly move an audience.
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"Say" it with a post: how do screens affect children's brains
Screens can be an amazing tool. But, more and more, research is showing that overexposure to them can have devastating.
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"SaY" it with a post: How to be Unremarkably average
Accept what people tell you at face value. Surround yourself with people who think like you. Don’t stand out. Get a normal job.
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"SaY": Helping Kids Communicate With One Another
Children' talk more and listen less. It's our job as parents to teach them to communicate with each other rather than at each other.
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"SaY": What every Father must say to his Children
It may take an entire village to raise a child, but there are some words of wisdom that only fathers impart upon a child.
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