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Got Impulsive, Disorganized Kids? It's Not a Character Flaw
Ginny Kochis outlines 4 strategies to use to support your kids’ executive function skills.
Browsing: education
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Choosing Between Two Goods
Monica Portogallo shares why she decided to send her son to Catholic school instead of homeschooling — and why there is beauty in both options.
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How to foster and maintain Catholic schools
Kate Towne details 4 ways anyone can support Catholic schools — even people who don’t have children of school age.
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How Being a Catechist Can Change Your Life
In this CM Hangout on Facebook Live, Lisa Jones shares about the life-changing decision to become a catechist.
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To Homeschool or Not to Homeschool?
Danielle Heckenkamp reflects on her family’s experience of their first homeschooling year.
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Children Need Time to be Bored
Melanie Jean Juneau explores the benefits of giving children freedom to play without fear.
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Homeschooling: Are you stuck?
Allison Gingras shares a new resource for families experiencing homeschool burnout.
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Tech Talk: A "FORMED" Across America Road Trip
Cathy Gilmore and her family took a cross-country road trip and took a variety of content from FORMED along for education and inspiration.
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ENSINAR OS FILHOS A PENSAR (To Teach Our Children to Think)
Flávia Ghelardi writes from Brazil in English and Portuguese. Today she discusses the importance of fostering critical thinking in our children.
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Ready Your Kids to be Entrepreneurs
Guest columnist Andreas Widmer offers six ways families can encourage entrepreneurship in their children.
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Walk for Life Speaker, Patricia Sandoval, Is Saving Our Youth from Sexual Sin and Abortion
Christine Watkins interviews international pro-life and chastity speaker, Patricia Sandoval, keynote speaker at the upcoming Walk for Life.
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Celebrating My Catholic School Education
In advance of Catholic Schools Week (January 27-February 2), Sherry Hayes-Peirce reflects on how Catholic education impacted her life.
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Book Notes: The Poor Old Liberal Arts
Maria V. Gallagher finds there is much to ponder in the book “The Poor Old Liberal Arts,” recently re-released from Ignatius Press.
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Teaching Our Children to Read the Word of God
Megan Swaim shares about her early reader’s newfound love of Scripture.
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Life Lessons to Come
Amanda Villagómez reflects on the ways God uses experiences to lay a foundation of patterns for life lessons to come.