Monthly Archives: March 2011

Wherever there are two or more people gathered, there can be a difference in opinion.  How we handle the differences is important and an amazing thing to observe.  Cooperation is a cornerstone for living in a civilized society and part … Continue reading →

When I studied early childhood education, I learned that telling a child “Don’t…” leaves the child with uncertainty.  But being directive (“Do…”) guides the child.  So, I learned to substitute for “Stop running!” with “WALK!” repeated until the child heard … Continue reading →