This almost makes me angry. My son fits in this generation to a "T". I can't wait for him to move out and have to love on his own. I've often wondered what this generation is going to bring to our future. One of these millennium kids is going to be president in 20-30 years! It's frightening! We are all to blame. We've all over-indulged our kids. We've all watched it happen. How do we reverse our actions? Can this be corrected?
Be committed to doing the 'homework' and be prepared to discuss the reading.
Be committed to the schedule - if wanting to go more in depth than others, schedule alternative time.
Stay on task and focused - avoid interruptions if possible.
Be non-judgemental and realize that this is difficult to do always.
Be Confidential - address issues regarding staff and/or teachers with Dr. Cooke outside of the group or blog.
Be Confidential - talk generally about your children without giving details that identify them. Don't share things outside of meeting/blog time that can become neighborhood gossip fodder.
Respect Others Opinions/Try to Mend any Hurt Feelings
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This almost makes me angry. My son fits in this generation to a "T". I can't wait for him to move out and have to love on his own. I've often wondered what this generation is going to bring to our future. One of these millennium kids is going to be president in 20-30 years! It's frightening! We are all to blame. We've all over-indulged our kids. We've all watched it happen. How do we reverse our actions? Can this be corrected?
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