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The therapist Dr Dan Peters, from the popular Parent Footprint podcast calls Anxiety a response to a PAPER TIGER. The part of the brain...

​​ The more research I do, the more autobiographies of different thinkers I read and the more experts I interview, the more I’m...

There is good news for those who find basic skills hard: “Basic skills have no market value.” Norbert Weiner, author of Cybernetics said...

“I’m often looking through a lot of data and I find that my dyslexia helps me to see the bigger picture and spot patterns that aren’t...

We were outside by the fire enjoying cooking a slow Sunday meal. The kids were still little and I could hear the familiar sound of...

Two names in education worth knowing (and dropping): Charlotte Mason Some years ago, while figuring out my homeschooling rhythm, I read a...

I used to feel entitled to judge other people’s parenting. In fact, a person doesn't even have to be a parent to watch a kid have an...

I read the first part of Debbie Reber’s book, Differently Wired - Raising an exceptional child in a conventional world and bristled....

Imagine a restaurant does a survey revealing that 20 % of its clients are not enjoying the current menu. The business owners don’t...

What if your son has been prescribed medicine for a disorder but his “disorder” is in fact giftedness? What if his giftedness is seen as...