Wednesday, June 15, 2016
Tuesday, June 14, 2016
Online Schools
This is an exciting year for education as parents have more options when
it comes to choosing K-12 education avenues for their children. Knowing
families are faced with identifying the best educational route to take,
OnlineSchools.org has created a guide for K-12 online education
options. Much has been written about online college education, but
online elementary, middle and high school courses are growing in
popularity and practicality, especially given the tech-based society we
live in. The K-12 resources listed below walk families through the how,
the why and where, and answer common questions.
You can see the entire guide along with some of its features here:
You can see the entire guide along with some of its features here:
Monday, June 13, 2016
Wednesday, June 1, 2016
Siblings Without Rivalry
Where: Children’s Programming Room at the South Cobb Regional Library located at 805 Clay Road, Mableton, GA 30126
What increases hostility between children? What attitudes decrease the hostility?
This workshop is based on the book Siblings without Rivalry by Adele Faber and Elaine Mazlish. This six week workshop will help your children learn how to live together. During each session, parents will learn and practice specific skills to reduce conflicts between their children. Participants will also have the opportunity to take a fresh look at their own adult sibling relationships. There will be group discussion, role play, and homework on session topics.
Julienne Mark, retired Youth Services Librarian, will facilitate this workshop.
The workshop is six weeks long and each session is 1 and ½ hour long. The workshop is for adult participants. No childcare is available in the library. The course is suitable for parents and caregivers with children of any age. Participants are encouraged to have a copy of Siblings Without Rivalry by Adele Faber and Elaine Mazlish. Additional suggested reading - Between Parent and Child by Dr. H. Ginott. A limited number of copies are available at Cobb Co. libraries, or for purchase on Amazon.
Registration is required. Register at the Adult Reference Desk.
JUNE 6 Session 1: Helping Siblings Deal with their Feelings about Each Other
Four specific methods for helping children express their negative feelings.
JUNE 13 Session 2: Keeping Children Separate and Unequal
Effective alternatives to comparing children.
JUNE 20 Session 3: Siblings in Roles
Skills that free each child to become his or her whole self.
JUNE 27 Session 4: When the Kids Fight
Strategies that reduce rage and motivate children to find solutions among themselves.
JULY 11 Session 5: Problem Solving
Simple 10 step approach that enables adults to sit down with their children and move toward resolution.
JULY 18* Session 6: Final Review
What increases hostility between children? What attitudes decrease the hostility?
This workshop is based on the book Siblings without Rivalry by Adele Faber and Elaine Mazlish. This six week workshop will help your children learn how to live together. During each session, parents will learn and practice specific skills to reduce conflicts between their children. Participants will also have the opportunity to take a fresh look at their own adult sibling relationships. There will be group discussion, role play, and homework on session topics.
Julienne Mark, retired Youth Services Librarian, will facilitate this workshop.
The workshop is six weeks long and each session is 1 and ½ hour long. The workshop is for adult participants. No childcare is available in the library. The course is suitable for parents and caregivers with children of any age. Participants are encouraged to have a copy of Siblings Without Rivalry by Adele Faber and Elaine Mazlish. Additional suggested reading - Between Parent and Child by Dr. H. Ginott. A limited number of copies are available at Cobb Co. libraries, or for purchase on Amazon.
Registration is required. Register at the Adult Reference Desk.
JUNE 6 Session 1: Helping Siblings Deal with their Feelings about Each Other
Four specific methods for helping children express their negative feelings.
JUNE 13 Session 2: Keeping Children Separate and Unequal
Effective alternatives to comparing children.
JUNE 20 Session 3: Siblings in Roles
Skills that free each child to become his or her whole self.
JUNE 27 Session 4: When the Kids Fight
Strategies that reduce rage and motivate children to find solutions among themselves.
JULY 11 Session 5: Problem Solving
Simple 10 step approach that enables adults to sit down with their children and move toward resolution.
JULY 18* Session 6: Final Review
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