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Teach Your Granny to Text and Other Ways to Change the World (We Are What We Do) by We Are What We Do, 2008-10-02

Allowance System Tool Kit: Easy to Use Tools That Teach Kids Money Values and Responsibilities by Ron Berry, Kathleen Duey, 2000-01

Pinky Promise: A Book About Telling the Truth by Vanita Braver, 2004-11-25

All Things Equal by Kimberly L. Wilson, 2006-02-06

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Teach-At-Home... Your Homeschool Resource Center.
Providing links to news, articles, study guides, and support groups.Category Reference Education K through 12 Home Schooling advice to proactive parents on a range of issues that confront can view recipes, hintsand even add your own family favorites to share with teachAt-Home's
http://www.teach-at-home.com/
Teach A Child To Read - Web Resources2
teach a Child to Read Provides and exciting, safe educational environment for thehome schooling family. Day Care/Child Care, then Literacy and Reading issues.
http://www.succeedtoread.com/resources2.html
BUY.COM -
a guide for getting maximum enjoyment from family life for $22.00 You Save $6.00Number of issues 8 This It seeks to teach new skills and stimulate young
http://www.buy.com/retail/list2.asp?loc=15532
More Single Parent Subjects For Successful Single Parenting
Single Parent dealing with employment issues such as options, benefits, work fromhome, familyfriendly employers tools, articles designed to teach time-saving
http://singleparents.about.com/cs/morespissues/
Child And Family Canada - Family Life
Corporal Punishment of Children When family issues Become Public Concerns, Specialized,family Service Canada. from History What the past can teach us about
http://www.cfc-efc.ca/menu/famlife_en.htm

Extractions: See Also Parenting Document Title Audience Contributing Organization Adoption - So many questions, so little understanding General The Vanier Institute of the Family "All the Rage !" a proven program for reducing parent rage and building social capital General Family Service Canada Bailing out on future generations - Erosion of social programs jeopardizes prospects of future generations General The Vanier Institute of the Family General Voices For Children Canada's Families: A Mini-Quiz General The Vanier Institute of the Family Canada's Kids: Thriving? Or Just Surviving? General The Vanier Institute of the Family Canadian Youth Aspire to Form Families General The Vanier Institute of the Family Career Proofing Your Child General Voices For Children Celebrate National Child Day - November 20 th General Canadian Child Care Federation Child abuse and neglect: What Canadians are doing about it General The Vanier Institute of the Family What to do about bedwetting.
UM SSW - Jobs At Social Work
Genetic Basis of Psychiatric Disorders and family issues. Candidates for these positionsmust have demonstrated ability to teach courses at the MSW and Ph.D
http://www.ssw.umich.edu/jobs/
The Haworth Press Online Catalog: Product: 'The Therapist's Notebook For Childre
working with children and specific childrens issues; children in many modalitiesindividual,family, with parents more than simply help you teach skills to
http://www.haworthpressinc.com/store/product.asp?sku=4742
Social Issues
So, they pay most of their savings to get these diplomas which teach nothing but WhenI told a couple of wealthy family friends that I was taking her to an
http://indianink.net/lktrust/socialissues/socialissues.html

Extractions: We want to help the local people start a consumer organization where they can take complaints from people. Also, we will help them start a newspaper that will report fraud and rate the local businesses, doctors, lawyers and other service providers. This should increase the consumer benefits tremendously. Also, the doctors who claim to cure diseases and investment experts who claim to double one's money will be caught red-handed. To provide a home for the abandoned seniors
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how media educators can use television representations of the family to teach with,and Balancing Acts Work/family issues on Primetime TV Study looks at the
http://www.media-awareness.ca/eng/med/class/teamedia/stereos.htm

Extractions: We've redesigned our website, so the page you are looking for may have moved. Please explore our site by proceeding to the home page. Nous avons procédé à la restructuration complète de notre site. La page que vous recherchez peut se retrouver ailleurs sur notre site. Nous vous invitons à consulter notre page d'accueil pour vous guider dans vos recherches.
Focus On The Family - Programs
This entertaining halfhour radio drama series will help teach your kids news andcommentary program challenges you to get involved in family issues and keeps
http://www.oneplace.com/Ministries/Focus_on_the_family/Programs.asp
Parent, Parents, Grants, School, Education, Student, Children Students
of all academic majors compete to become a part of teach for America which This isa Website for parents with links to sites with information on family issues.
http://www.polarisgrantscentral.net/parent.html

Extractions: College Scholarships for Cancer Survivors - College Scholarships for Cancer Survivors Offered by American Cancer Society, Great Lakes Division Deadline: April 16, 2002 The American Cancer Society Foundation, Great Lakes Division http://www.gl.cancer.org/ ), is offering college scholarships of $1,000 for the fall 20002 school year to young cancer survivors in Indiana and Michigan to help them achieve their goals of higher education. See the organization's Web site or contact its offices to obtain an application form. Contact: American Cancer Society, Great Lakes Division, 1755 Abbey Road, East Lansing, MI 48823, Tel: (800) 723-0360 Dr. Mac's Amazing Behavior Management Site - offers tips on how to handling student discipline. http://maxweber.hunter.cuny.edu/pub/eres/EDSPC715_MCINTYRE/715HomePage.html Free Teaching Aides - Resources for Homeschooling Parents. This is a site with books of listings, addresses and links for free teaching aides for various subjects and grade levels. There are also links to good web sites for teachers. http://www.freeteachingaids.com
Emerging Issues In School, Family, & Community Connections
students so teachers can really teach and removing involvement While the school,family, and community attention to cultural diversity issues, there is
http://www.sedl.org/pubs/fam32/5.html

Extractions: This lack of clarity and agreement about what and who is included in the concept of family and community connections with schools creates a challenge for those who seek models that are practicable and yield measurable results. When achieved, however, the rewards will be many, for effective connections can improve student achievement in school, support student success in life, and nurture the development of healthy schools, families, and communities. The following are some of the specific types of family connections with schools that were described in the literature reviewed: Supportive home environment, including the supervision and structure that parents give children outside of school to support their education, such as limiting television viewing time and providing structured time for homework and learning (Shumow, 2001; Xu, 2001).
Autism/Pervasive Developmental Disorders
it be the person themself or a family member Political/Governmental issues Keep abreastof how the government and when you have an autistic child, teach or work
http://autism.about.com/mlibrary.htm
The Link IndexPage TwoFathering And Childcare Issues
Child Rearing,Childcare issues and Nutrition,health,and safety issues. The Paganfamily The family PathA Pagan Afternoon What should we teach our children
http://members.tripod.com/~deanjones/links3.html
AFT: K-12/Educational Issues Department: Teacher Quality: Teacher Recruitment: A
Milken family Foundation National Educator Awards This program is designed to honor Estesand the USSF Fulltime middle school teachers who teach science in a
http://www.aft.org/edissues/teacherquality/recruit2.htm
Issues 2002 - The Candidate's Briefing Book
June 7, 2002 By Karen Johnson family News in Focus California legislators would liketo impose a law that would require foster parents to teach their children
http://www.heritage.org/issues/family/

Extractions: Resources Heritage's Family Key Issue page The Family of Four Project Tools Marriage Penalty Calculator Experts Patrick F. Fagan Robert Rector Joseph Loconte Other Experts Charts Majority of Children Born in U.S. Not to Married Parents (.pdf) Minority Children Spend More Time in Poverty, Single-Parent Home, Welfare (.pdf) Married Families Have Higher Incomes Than Non-Married 1 (.pdf) Married Families Have Higher Incomes Than Non-Married 2 (.pdf) ... Family Charts All (.pdf) Family: The family is the building block of society. When marriages and families are healthy, communities thrive; when marriages break down, communities break down.
K-12: Parenting
We can teach children not to take part in or Violence, economic opportunity andchanging family dynamics are three of the seven issues facing girls
http://www.kidsource.com/kidsource/pages/k12.parenting.html

Extractions: We all want to be better parents, but don't always know how. In this area we've collected some great parenting articles, as well as articles on childcare and parent-child activities. The articles in this section are for K-12 children (ages 6 and up). For all of our articles on parenting, visit: Parenting Our rating system for these Parenting articles is: How to Teach Your Children Discipline Children have to be taught discipline. They are not born with it. Little by little parents have to teach it to them. While teaching discipline does take time and practice, it gets easier as children learn to control their own behavior. And best of all, teaching discipline does not have to hurt either the parents or the kids. This is a great article, filled with answers to commonly asked questions and contains many helpful suggestions for parents. Emergency Illness And Injury Procedures When parents enroll their child, they should provide child care provider with the contact information and consent that they will need if there is an emergency involving that child. A sample "Child Care Emergency Contact Information and Consent Form" is included in this section, along with first aid measures one should take under different situations.
CYFERNet - NNFR HOME PAGE
Provides access to family resiliency information, brings together educators, researchers, agency personne Category Society issues Violence and Abuse Research and Education for anyone wanting to discuss how to teach, work with FAMNetis an issuesbased emailgroup for of the original National Network for family Resiliency special
http://www.nnfr.org/

Extractions: Many of the functions and resources maintained by the former National Network for Family Resiliency have been incorporated within the new Children, Youth and Families Education and Research Network (CYFERNet). CYFERNet features extensive information in the areas of Child, Youth, Parent and Family, Community, and Evaluation. We encourage you to check out CYFERNet, especially the Parent and Family section. Several of the original National Network for Family Resiliency special interest groups are continuing as part of CYFERNet including: Adolescent Pregnancy and Parenting Prevention Evaluation of Family Programs Family Economics Marriage Education ... Research on Family Resiliency Other NNFR Resources included: Extension links General Family Resiliency Resources Violence Prevention Surviving Childhood Cancer (University of Wisconsin)
ABC - E/I Shows - Spring 2000
family issues such as divorce and remarriage and household rules are also addressed WorldHistory), What's the Diff? (gametype segments that teach visual and
http://www.cme.org/children/kids_tv/abc.html

Extractions: Spring 2000 SHOW NAME TARGET AGE Squigglevision 8 - 12 years "Squigglevision" offers an entertaining approach to education. In addition to the "Science Court" story, each episode includes segments on arithmetic estimation techniques ("See You Later, Estimator") and Vocabulary skills ("The Last Word"). The series uses activities at a radio station and in a courtroom as vehicles for teaching scientific concepts and their everyday applications. Characters use critical- thinking skills, demonstrating both inductive and deductive reasoning as they evaluate hypotheses in light of data. Scientific and math estimation concepts are illustrated via practical demonstrations and graphics. The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh 3 - 6 years Based on the classic Winnie The Pooh books by author A.A. Milne, "The New Adventures Of Winnie The Pooh" depicts the everyday lives of Christopher Robin and his companions Pooh, Piglet, Rabbit, Tigger, Eeyore, Owl and Gopher. Series episodes deliver strong messages about honesty, responsibility, persistence, cooperative effort, friendship and caring. Many stories are designed to help young children distinguish between fantasy and reality and overcome common childhood fears. Sabrina: The Animated Series 8 - 11 years Twelve-year-old Sabrina Spellman, who is half witch and half mortal, is being raised in a non-traditional family consisting of her Uncle Quigley and two young aunts. Series episodes explore social and developmental issues such as peer pressure/competition, loyalty and friendship, responsibility, honesty, facing fears, speaking up for one's beliefs, etc. Family issues such as divorce and remarriage and household rules are also addressed.
Family And Intergenerational Literacy In Multilingual Communities
parental involvement use activities that encourage or teach parents 1 and languagedevelopmentactivities focus specifically on family issues (McGrail, 1995).
http://www.cal.org/ncle/digests/FamLit2.htm

Extractions: The terms intergenerational literacy and family literacy have been used to describe how literacy is valued and used in the lives of children and adults. They have also been used to describe educational programs designed to strengthen literacy resources by involving at least two generations. While there are many differences in definitions and approaches, a key notion that most family and intergenerational literacy studies and programs share is a recognition that the relationships between children and adults are important and that these relationships affect literacy use and development. In this period, interest grew in exploring how families for whom English is not the native language use languages and literacies. Studies of language use among Mexican Americans (Delgado-Gaitan, 1987), Navajos (McGlaughlin, 1992), Cambodians (Hornberger, 1996), and the Hmong (Weinstein, 1990/1997) for example, illustrate how language and literacy use reflect values, beliefs, and views of the world that are culturally patterned and may or may not be shared by school teachers and others. Ethnographic research makes it possible to document these differences and explore their consequences. As immigrant children gain access to English more quickly than their parents, this approach also makes it possible to look at the role of language and literacy in changing intergenerational relationships (Weinstein-Shr, 1995).

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