Occupy: Should the Kids be Involved?
This week Rona and I discuss how and why to talk to kids about the Occupy Wall Street movement, and why giving them a broader understanding can boost their happiness (and ours!). Aired: November 2011
This week Rona and I discuss how and why to talk to kids about the Occupy Wall Street movement, and why giving them a broader understanding can boost their happiness (and ours!). Aired: November 2011
Want to contribute to the greater good of society? Rona and I talk about why starting with yourself is a solid strategy for increasing other people’s well-being. (Looking for the pledge that we refer to? It is here.) Aired: November 2011
Our children face great pressure to exceed and excel each year, starting at a very young age. One example is that the amount of homework students are assigned is increasing steadily. Join Nurse Rona, guest host Beth Samuelson, MA, founder of Student Organizational Services, and a guest as they discuss how to help students balance their workload and work smarter, not harder! What do you think about how much homework your child has? Do you think it helps them learn?
• Gina M. Biegel, MA, LMFT, is a California-based psychotherapist currently in private practice with Stressed Teens in the Bay Area.
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Are economists right: Is genetics the most powerful influence on kids’ academic success? Rona and I talk about a frequently overlooked alternative. Aired: October 2011
All too often, good news in our local communities is overshadowed by violence and safety issues. Join in as we discuss how to bring peace and justice to our communities, and the role each of us plays in continuing to build a vision of hope for the future.
• Paul Kivel is a social justice educator, activist, and author of Helping Teens Stop Violence, Build Community, and Stand for Justice.
• Olis Simmons, the president and CEO of Youth UpRising.
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