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Teaching Kids to Be Good People Blog Tour

Teaching Kids to Be Good People Blog Tour | Parenting a Teen | Scoop.it
As a published author, of course I know about book tours. Not that I've ever actually been on one, but I've attended other authors' events at Book
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Why Do Teenagers Lie to Parents?

Why Do Teenagers Lie to Parents? | Parenting a Teen | Scoop.it
Parenting can be frustrating, especially when all parents choose for their child or teenager is happiness and success.
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itsatweenslife - Parents Pages - Peer Pressure: Understanding Why Your Tween Says ‘Yes’ When He Knows Better

itsatweenslife - Parents Pages - Peer Pressure: Understanding Why Your Tween Says ‘Yes’ When He Knows Better | Parenting a Teen | Scoop.it

www.freedigitalphotos.net by Ambros Tweens are particularly vulnerable to peer pressure. Tweens are at the tender time in their lives when they begin to pull away from their parents in an effort to test the waters on their own. Going it all alone can be too scary, tweens tend to turn to their friends to be find some direction. The difficulty is that their friends are also trying to find their own way.

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Communication with your teen/tween is very important especially in this age and time, when informtion, good and bad, are just a click away.

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Communication with your teen is very important especially in this age and time, when informtion, good and bad, are just a click away.

Maya Raulic's comment, March 11, 2:06 PM
Teen Pregnancy is something that is avoidable. Communication as a parent to your teen is important to prevent such things. When parents don't talk, Teens tend to turn to their friends which end up being a bad influence. They need to realize why they should be safe and what are the effects in the long run. Teens have to end up being alone most of the time and don't know what they are risking.
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That is so true, no matter how busy we are with our professional life, we should always remember we are parents first. And we need to talk to our children. A lot of things can be avoided when our children understand what these are and how each can affect them and their future. Let's all take a little time to devote it to them just to talk...and we should start early so that when they reach the awkward teenage years, it will still be easy for them to talk to us.
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5 Ways to Help Kids Accept Being "Different"

5 Ways to Help Kids Accept Being "Different" | Parenting a Teen | Scoop.it
Being comfortable with our gender, race, personality, appearance, or abilities is something that most people struggle with well into adulthood.
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S.P.L.A.S.H. Parenting: 5 Secrets About Your Child's Friendships

S.P.L.A.S.H. Parenting: 5 Secrets About Your Child's Friendships | Parenting a Teen | Scoop.it

 Everyday we see articles and reports about children being bullied at school.  And as parents, I think we all believe that friendships are the perfect antidote to bullying.  If our kids have friends, then whether or not there are some mean kids picking on them is immaterial.  So our quest is to guarantee that our children have friends.  There is a problem with that logic.  And therefore, I have created this short list of secrets about what do in regard to your child and his/her friends.  I am quite knowledgeable on this topic, as I have raised four well adjusted and happy young adults. 

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Violent video games: More playing time equals more aggression

Violent video games: More playing time equals more aggression | Parenting a Teen | Scoop.it

A new study provides the first experimental evidence that the negative effects of playing violent video games can accumulate over time.

Researchers found that people who played a violent video game for three consecutive days showed increases in aggressive behavior and hostile expectations each day they played. Meanwhile, those who played nonviolent games showed no meaningful changes in aggression or hostile expectations over that period.


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Gregory’s iPhone Contract | Janell Burley Hofmann

Gregory’s iPhone Contract | Janell Burley Hofmann | Parenting a Teen | Scoop.it
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its important for kids to know that their parents are always finding ways for them to be responsible, it might be a little embarrasing or tweens may roll their eyes over our ways, but everything we do is geared towards making you better persons. 

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Can schools survive in the age of the web?

Can schools survive in the age of the web? | Parenting a Teen | Scoop.it
A growing number of online universities are redefining education. But what will that mean for traditional institutions?

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When it comes to sport, kids think they can dance

When it comes to sport, kids think they can dance | Parenting a Teen | Scoop.it
Traditonal sports, such as cricket and tennis, are losing popularity among Australian children, but dancing has found its groove.

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i think its better than sitting the whole day infront of the computer.

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List of Age-Appropriate Social Networking Sites

List of Age-Appropriate Social Networking Sites | Parenting a Teen | Scoop.it
Parents, despite being in their workwear all day long, generally know where their children are each day; know who they are with, and what they are doing. Unfortunately, in the digital world parents are left floundering simply because children are...
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A Mother's Playlist for Her Son

A Mother's Playlist for Her Son | Parenting a Teen | Scoop.it
As my son turns 15, I have challenged myself to write 15 hubs to celebrate all these years. This hub is a list of songs, sort of like a mother's playlist. The different songs that most Mother's would love to share with their children.
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The Other Awkward Talk You Need to Have with Your Kids

The Other Awkward Talk You Need to Have with Your Kids | Parenting a Teen | Scoop.it
Want to teach your children about money? Start by including them in some of your financial decision-making.

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Parenting in A Digital Age

Parenting in A Digital Age | Parenting a Teen | Scoop.it
A few years ago, my Mom wrote her grocery list on the fridge; now she uses her phone. When I was a teenager, I studied for the SAT using flashcards; now my 17-year-old sister uses SAT websites, iPad games and YouTube videos.
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Bullying Prevention Tips: P.L.A.N.

Bullying Prevention Tips: P.L.A.N. | Parenting a Teen | Scoop.it
  Dr. Michele Borba, Parenting and Bullying Prevention Expert, was featured at the Community Empowerment Series in St. Johns County on Saturday, March 9th, 2013. It was a full house with paren...
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Important tips for teens to learn and for parents to ensure that they teach their children these tips.

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Study shows grateful teens are happier & healthier

Study shows grateful teens are happier & healthier | Parenting a Teen | Scoop.it
Looking for ways to ensure that your teen avoids high risk behaviors such as drinking and drugging? According to a recent study, teens who report feeling gratef
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itsatweenslife - Parents Pages - War of the Homework: Time to Call a Truce

itsatweenslife - Parents Pages - War of the Homework: Time to Call a Truce | Parenting a Teen | Scoop.it
www.freedigitalphotos.net Remember when your kids had homework in elementary school? Back then, i...
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How (And Why) Teenagers Hide Their Online Activity - Edudemic

How (And Why) Teenagers Hide Their Online Activity - Edudemic | Parenting a Teen | Scoop.it
Most teens and students use the web for social networking, school research, and gaming. But did you know that many teens actually hide their online activities from their parents and others?
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Teen Discipline: Helping Teenagers Learn from Mistakes

Teen Discipline: Helping Teenagers Learn from Mistakes | Parenting a Teen | Scoop.it
These positive discipline tips offer parenting tools for helping teenagers reflect on mistakes and problem solve for solutions.
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Teens Without Internet Are 'Educationally Disadvantaged'

Teens Without Internet Are 'Educationally Disadvantaged' | Parenting a Teen | Scoop.it
A new study shows that teens who use the Internet for social and educational reasons are better off than those who don't.

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Defintely something to think about. Internet is important but children should have online guidance, too.

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9 Things You Didn’t Know You Could Do Online

9 Things You Didn’t Know You Could Do Online | Parenting a Teen | Scoop.it
1. Find Your Ring Size


Buying rings online can be difficult, especially if you're buying one for someone else and you don't know his or her size.

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How to make homework a fun activity for children

Many kids think that the words homework and fun cannot possibly go together, but with the right strategies it is possible.


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Lessons of life: teaching teenagers how one reckless moment means a lifetime of regret

Lessons of life: teaching teenagers how one reckless moment means a lifetime of regret | Parenting a Teen | Scoop.it
Making a bomb out of a small barbecue gas bottle seemed like harmless fun for Matt Lewis and his friends.

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Momisms, Quotes and Thoughts on Motherhood

Momisms, Quotes and Thoughts on Motherhood | Parenting a Teen | Scoop.it
My son turned 15 on Dec 1st and I have challenged myself to write 15 hubs that celebrate these awesome years of motherhood. These hubs would feature all the things, hopes, wishes and so many more that I want to share with my son.
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Bucket list for kids: 50 things to do before they’re 12

Bucket list for kids: 50 things to do before they’re 12 | Parenting a Teen | Scoop.it

Along with keeping children fit, Mr. Hoelterhoff said research shows time outside in nature improves a child’s ability to focus and concentrate, key skills for learning, and also reduces depression. “We know that when kids are outside they learn better,” said Mr. Hoelterhoff. He says the list provides a “gentle reminder” to parents to make green play a priority, alongside other activities like ballet or hockey.


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Stop Trying To Be Your Child's Friend! - EBONY.com

Stop Trying To Be Your Child's Friend! - EBONY.com | Parenting a Teen | Scoop.it
Stop Trying To Be Your Child's Friend!EBONY.com“If you want to be liked, then buy a puppy.” The director of an afterschool program in Oakland uttered these words to a parent after she reportedly stated that she was reticent to discipline her child...
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