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The Significance of Struggling

December 28, 2016/in Frontpage Article, High School, Parent, Professional, Teaching, Transition /by Wendy Taylor

In honor of International Mountain Day on December 11th, designated by the United Nations General Assembly, it is time to take a look at mountains in the metaphorical sense. The holiday itself is meant to look closely at sustaining the food and water supplied by mountain regions. However, classrooms are chock-full of mountains as well—challenges […]

Conflict Resolution in the Classroom

December 22, 2016/in Frontpage Article, Middle School, Parent, Professional, Uncategorized /by Wendy Taylor

The highly social aspect of the classroom makes it fertile ground for conflict. Due to many variables—from age group and personalities to abilities and backgrounds—classrooms are almost certain to see some sort of conflict on a regular basis. While conflict is typically regarded with a negative connotation, some disagreements or clashes in the classroom are […]

When in Doubt, Talk it Out: Tips for Resolving Conflicts at Home

December 21, 2016/in Frontpage Article, High School, Middle School, Parent, Professional /by Wendy Taylor

It’s no secret that adolescents’ emotions fluctuate—in fact, that may even be a kind understatement. Between puberty, hormones, issues with self-esteem, and peer pressure, it is no wonder why conflicts are plentiful among preteens and teenagers. As a parent, watching these melodramas escalate into full-blown conflicts can be not only difficult, but also confusing. Do […]

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