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7 keys to a powerful relationship with your child’s school
by Linda Stade | | Parenting, Schools | 0 |
When we were kids, schools tended to communicate with parents at report time and if something went...
Read MoreThree of the most significant mistakes our teenagers are making
by Linda Stade | | Boys, Girls, Parenting, Relationships, Wellbeing | 0 |
If I had my time again, I’d make more mistakes. Living and working with teenagers means constantly...
Read MoreHow to teach kids not to quit, even when failure hurts
by Linda Stade | | Learning, Parenting | 0 |
Hannah is 14-year-old, and one of my favourite young people. She has the rare ability to connect...
Read MoreA fix that works for kids suffering with anxiety
by Linda Stade | | Mental Health, Parenting | 0 |
Watching your child battle with anxiety is deeply uncomfortable and exhausting. You are constantly...
Read MoreWhy Do Parents And Teachers Find It So Hard To Work Together?
by Linda Stade | | Parenting, Relationships, Schools | 0 |
A good teacher-parent relationship is essential in the education of our children. Yet, we often...
Read MoreHow to teach kids to be more empathetic and less entitled
by Linda Stade | | Parenting | 0 |
I’ve just received an email from the mum of a young girl who has obsessive-compulsive disorder....
Read MoreFriendship Lessons from a Fishbowl
by Linda Stade | | Friendship, Parenting | 0 |
Teaching students about healthy friendship is inherently difficult. We are asking them to...
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Linda Stade is an educator, writer, speaker, and consultant in Western Australia. She works with parents and teachers to help grow happy, healthy kids who thrive on learning. [email protected]
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