6 Habits of Highly Effective Parents

Published on Jun 28 2016

Bedtime How Much Sleep Do Kids Need

Published on May 11 2016

How to Use Black Line Drawings, Or Cue Cards to Facilitate Student’s Pre-Reading, Writing, Language and Social Skills

Included in the Incredible Years curriculum are a series of laminated, colored cue cards (or black line drawings) that show pictures of the major social and emotional concepts of the program (for example, pictures of Wally’s 7 problem-solving steps, Molly sharing and helping, Tiny’s 5 angermanagement steps, Dina Dinosaur’s rules for the classroom, and a variety of solutions to problems).

Published on May 25 2016

Using Time Out for Compliance Training

Published on May 10 2016

Facilitating Children’s Academic Learning: Parents as “Academic Coaches”

Descriptive commenting” is a powerful way to strengthen children’s social
skills, emotional literacy, and academic skills. The following is a list of academic
concepts and behaviors that can be commented upon when playing
with a child. Use this checklist to practice describing academic concepts.

Published on May 18 2016

What parents can do to help their child with friendships

Some parents may want the teacher to step in and ‘fix’ things for their child. This may be
necessary in some circumstances, for example when bullying is occurring, however in
most cases talking things through with your child and providing them with ample
opportunities to practice their new skills in social situations is more powerful.

Published on Mar 08 2016

8 WAYS TO BUILD A STRONG FOUNDATION FOR YOUR CHILDREN

Values. In today’s fast and ever-changing world, a set of values is the only “timeless” gift that parents can give children. The values that parents teach and live out serve as a compass; helping children to navigate their lives and the world. Nurturing. Parenting is not a part-time job. Children require continual encouragement and support.

Published on May 10 2016

The Role of Time-Out in a Comprehensive Approach for Addressing Challenging Behaviors of Preschool Children

This What Works Brief is part of a continuing series of short, easy-to-read, “how to” information packets on a variety of evidence-based practices, strategies, and intervention procedures.

Published on Jun 13 2016

What is your parenting style?

Published on May 16 2016

Reacting vs Responding to your children

Published on May 25 2016

6 Habits of highly effective parents

Published on Feb 15 2016

10 Tips for Helping Children Deal with Nightmares & Bedtime Fears

Published on Jan 01 1970

66 Positive Things to Say to Your Child

TLH April_A4 66Positive things to say to your child

Published on Apr 08 2018

So your child wants to be a YouTuber?

So your child wants to be a YouTuber?

Published on Jun 09 2019