Learn Their Way Melissa Droegemueller

In this episode of Learn Their Way, we'll discuss teaching time management strategies to kids. As a very type-A person who likes organization and structure, I think it's important for my kids to follow a schedule...most of the time. But the more opportunities my kids have to take ownership of their daily routines and find their own favorite time management strategies, the better.



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Growing up, I believed there was just one “right” way to be smart. These days, we know that's wrong.

In this episode of Learn Their Way, we’re going to discuss Howard Gardner’s theory of multiple intelligences. By learning more about this framework, we can nurture our children’s strengths and help them develop their weaker areas.

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Whether you are homeschooling or supporting your kids in a classroom setting, understanding personality styles can help you nurture and support their educational needs. 

In this episode of Learn Their Way, we’re going to dive into the Myers-Briggs framework -- specifically how the introversion/extroversion and judging/perceiving tendencies can impact learning.

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As adults, it’s really easy for us to put labels on kids. Shy, wild, reserved, outgoing. Smart, stubborn, dawdler, defiant.

It’s normal that we have ideas about who our kids are and who they’re going to grow up to be. But we need to step back, and let our kids decide that for themselves. They will tell us who they are.

In this episode of Learn Their Way, we’ll talk about why we need to be careful putting labels on our kids -- even positive ones -- and why we all need to take a break and rest every once in a while.

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It’s completely normal to worry that our kids are falling behind, whether it’s reaching developmental milestones, keeping up with their peers, or meeting state standards.

In this episode, we’ll share a few more tips for personalizing learning for your kids, at home and in the classroom. We’ll also provide a bit of context and lots of encouragement when it comes to healthy child development. All that really matters is that our kids are making progress at their own pace.

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The most common concern I hear from parents is that their children can’t sit still, can’t focus, can’t stay on task — at meals, during school or homework time, or when a parent is talking.

It is completely NORMAL for children to have short attention spans. That doesn’t mean we can’t work on it, to build stamina over time.

In this episode of Learn Their Way, you’ll hear five simple, practical tips for strengthening attention spans at home.

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