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Teaching Your Daughter Not To Be A Follower – Rosalind Wiseman

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  • January 03, 2018
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Full time? Hybrid? All remote? You don’t need pe Full time? Hybrid? All remote? You don’t need permission to be frustrated. It’s how you react that matters.Join internationally recognized author and educator, Rosalind Wiseman and Cultures of Dignity’s Carey Goldstein for a live webinar on 1/19 on managing the transition of our kids going back to school this winter. All of the schedule changes this year have been frustrating and the school year has felt inconsistent but it isn’t a lost year. It is easy to get frustrated when things aren’t working out the way you want them to but we don’t get a redo and we can’t avoid these changes, we need to adapt.In this webinar we will…. ▶️Define and discuss a Tiny Guide on Frustration Points ▶️Give strategies to respond to frustration points: adaptation vs avoidance ▶️Learn an activity to learn to let go of what we can and cannot controlGrab your spot at the link in bio!
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    • About
      • Cultures of Dignity
      • Rosalind Wiseman
      • Dignity
      • Student Voice
      • Praise
    • Blog
    • Navigating Politics
    • Work With Us
      • Community Speaking
      • Owning Up Program
      • Consulting
      • Workshops & Trainings
      • One-on-One Consulting
      • Tiny Guides
      • Navigating Politics with Dignity
    • Publications
      • Tiny Guides
      • Owning Up Upper Elementary
      • The Distance Learning Playbook For Parents
      • Owning Up Middle School
      • Navigating Politics with Dignity in the New Decade
      • All Books and Materials
    • Events
    • Contact
    • Shop
      • Tiny Guides
      • Owning Up Upper Elementary Curriculum
      • Owning Up Curriculum Middle School
      • All Books
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