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If you’re concerned or just curious about the influence of technology on your child’s learning and development, this conversation is packed with strategies and insights to help you navigate these challenges with confidence and purpose.

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264. The hidden dangers of EdTech: How technology in schools impacts learning, child development, and mental health with Andy Liddell

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224. Unlocking motivation: Helping kids who seem stuck with Dr. Ellen Braaten

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Are you worried about your child’s lack of motivation or their constant struggle to keep up? This week I’m diving into the complexities of child motivation with Dr. Ellen Braaten.

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146. The hidden dangers of an achievement centric approach with Jennifer Breheny Wallace

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With her extensive research and thought-provoking insights, author of the NY Times best selling book Never Enough, Jennifer Breheny Wallace brings to the forefront the challenges our children face in this high-pressure world.

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126. Fostering secure attachments in peer relationships: Helping our children form strong friendship bonds with Dr. Eileen Kennedy-Moore

Helping our children form strong friendship bonds

As children grow, their friendships become increasingly more important to them and an integral part of their developing sense of self, of relationships, and how they fit into this world. Helping them learn to understand, process, and manage the multitude of emotions that come with early peer relationships can have a major impact on their development and mental health. Here to talk about the way children make, maintain, and nurture friendships is Dr. Eileen Kennedy-Moore. Eileen is a psychologist, friendship expert, and co-author of Growing Feelings: A Kids’ Guide to Dealing with Emotions about Friends and Other Kids.

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