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INFORMATION ABOUT YOUR CHILD'S SOCIAL BEHAVIOR.(Pamphlet)
May 11, 1998... Let toddlers handle their own conflicts IT WILL PROBABLY COME AS NO SURPRISE TO you, but disputes among toddlers break out every few minutes, according to a day care study. But teachers who are quick to intervene are missing a rich opportunity to advance children's social and cognitive...

HOW YOUR CHILD LEARNS AT SCHOOL.(Pamphlet)
May 18, 1998... Avid readers learned through various methods WHAT TURNS A CHILD INTO A READER? A comparison of whole language and traditional basal reader approaches to reading instruction indicates it's the teacher, not the classroom philosophy, that turns readers into readers-for-fun. ...

NEGOTIATING HELPFUL AND HARMFUL MEDIA INFLUENCES.(Pamphlet)
May 25, 1998... The role of technology in human behavior and development by Lipsitt, Lewis P., Ph.D. THE MOST SIGNIFICANT CHANGES IN HUMAN behavior and development over the past several centuries have been technological. Human lives have been revolutionized by advances like the printing press, the...

UNDERSTANDING YOUR TEEN.(Pamphlet)
June 1, 1998... What's going through your teenager's mind? TEENAGERS ARE KEENLY AWARE OF THEIR roles as citizens of the global community, and care about the environment, social issues and the state of relationships -- their own, their parents' and their friends' parents. They are idealistic, yet...

GUIDING YOUR CHILDREN'S TV VIEWING HABITS.(Pamphlet)
June 8, 1998... Help your children watch TV sensibly and moderately by John P. Murray, Ph.D. BY THE TIME KIDS GRADUATE FROM HIGH school, they will have spent more than 11,000 hours in school and more than 15,000 hours watching TV. Most child development specialists advise parents to review the...