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Learn how to be a strong role model for your teen as they grow into a self-aware young adult - why it’s important to be...
How to support the natural process of change as your teen enters adulthood – being ready for mood swings, changing...
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How do older children cope with a family breakup?
Looking at family breakups from a teenager’s point of view, learn how...
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Learn how to keep yourself in the know, so you can keep things in...
If your teenager were a victim of crime, how might you react? We talk through the natural emotions you may be feeling...
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Do you worry about your teen when they leave the house? We offer some practical tips on helping your teen to be ‘street...
How to help your teen find the resources to begin solving their own problems - what you can say and do to let them find...
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The progression of pupils learning to read is documented through the eyes of their teacher.
Early Years in Action visits different areas across the UK, taking a look at how some schools deal with a range of issues, from the childrens' physical learning environment, healthy eating and developing personal, social and emotional skills.
Sheila Sage, a primary adviser with responsibility for early years in Worcestershire, leads discussions on matters such as childminding techniques, learning through play and listening to young children.
Real-life examples of how to manage your workload efficiently and productively, while improving your work/life balance.
The science behind healthy food and why it's crucial to consider what pupils eat, plus clever ideas to transform school meals and encourage heathy eating.
Broadcaster Peter Curran tours America to examine how the nation tackles its education issues, from the No Child Left Behind initiative to getting business involved with schooling.
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