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How to Support Your Childs Academic, Social, and Emotional Development in Any Setting
- Rosalind Wiseman
- Douglas Fisher
- Nancy Frey
- John Hattie
Foreword by
- Former National Teacher of the Year Sarah Brown Wessling
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Mornings at my house are the worst. If my three kids and I all get out the door on time, not forgetting anything, and with smiles on our faces, I pretty much feel like Ive already won the day. But it rarely happens. Despite all my planning and best efforts, most mornings are chaotic, and I spend them trying to find any trick that might make them easier.
One day, amid my flurry to get all of us to school on time, my oldest son threatened to make the mornings even more turbulent than they already are. Mom, Evan implored, I need you to make me breakfast. Im hungry by 9:30 and I dont eat lunch until 12:30. I really need a big breakfast in the mornings.
My anxiety rose. I dont have time to make you breakfast, get everyone ready, and get to school on time. You know this. Youre going to be sixteen soon. Theres no reason you cant keep getting your own breakfast, I spat back.
But Mom. I need a big breakfast. Like eggs or a protein smoothie. Something that gets me past 9:30 in the morning. Not cereal or toast.
I just looked at him without saying anything. In my mind, I was frantically trying to do the math. How long would this take me every morning? How much earlier would I need to get up each day? How many minutes would this take away from the hours I stole from the early morning to get ready to teach?
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