Using Gazetteers and Atlases for Genealogical Research
Gazetteers and atlases are great resources for genealogical information. read more
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Using Computer Programs for Genealogical Record Keeping
Learn how computer programs can help you stay organized and up-to-date on your genealogical research. read more
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Genealogy: Recording Names and Places
Learn how to correctly record names, dates, ages, and places for your genealogical records. read more
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Whose Homework Is It, Anyway?
Learn how to help your child with homework and school assignments. read more
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Assigning and Charting Chores
Choose chores and tasks that are appropriate and suited to your child's personality and age. read more
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Choose Appropriate Consequences for Misbehavior
Choose appropriate consequences in response to your child's misbehavior. read more
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Change Limits as Your Child Grows
Stay flexible and be ready to adjust limits as your child grows and matures. read more
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Make the Limits Totally Clear to Your Kids
Here is advice on how to communicate limits clearly and effectively to your child. read more
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Defining the Family Rules
Assert your family's values by setting rules that detail what is and is not allowed in your household. read more
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Set Reasonable Expectations for Yourself and Your Family
Set goals for your child that work within the context of your unique household. read more
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Respect Your Children and Yourself
Respect your child and yourself to foster a mutually beneficial relationship. read more
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Pay Attention to Your Child
Learn the importance of paying proper attention to your child. read more
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