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“What’s
a Parent to Do Satellite Conference”
Tools
for Parenting Pre-teens and Young Teens - September 2002,
Bellingham Herald
WSU
Parenting Page
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resources.
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The
Ups and Downs of Adolescence
The Ups & Downs
of Adolescence is a national newsletter written by staff and
faculty at Land Grant Universities across the country, and hosted
on the internet by the University of Nebraska - Lincoln. Our
mission is to provide access to practical, up-to-date, research-based
information about the unique challenges of adolescence.
Principles
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Teaching guides are being developed to accompany each unit.
National
Network for Child Care
Cooperative
Extension System's National Network for Child Care is your link
to an array of resources to support child care professionals,
parents and guardians do the best job possible of caring for
children. The site has newsletters, resources ona variety of
topics and ways for you to engage with colleagues and specialists
in the child care arena.
Talking
with Children on Tragedy
Prepare
Respond Recover - Recognizing Stress in Children
Sesame
Street Parents - Tragic Times, Healing Words
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