Teach your child this process for making wise decisions
Whether your child is deciding which shirt to wear or whether or not to go along with the crowd, four steps will lead to wise choices. Have your child: 1. Stop and name the decision to be made. 2. Identify all the possible options. Sometimes kids think there are only two choices when there are many more. 3. Consider the consequences of each option. 4. Take your family's values into consideration.
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No se necesita ser un genio para pensar como un genio
Independientemente de si son o no genios, todos los estudiantes pueden usar las habilidades de razonamiento que han impulsado los mejores inventos. Anime a su joven a: 1. Visualizar. Einstein usaba imágenes y diagramas para ver los problemas de una nueva manera. 2. Combinar ideas. Gregor Mendel combinó las matemáticas y la biología para crear la genética. 3. Buscar relaciones. A Samuel Morse se le ocurrió la idea de la estación de relevo del telégrafo al observar las estaciones de relevo para caballos.
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It doesn't take a genius to use genius thinking strategies
Whether they are geniuses or not, all students can use the same thinking skills that have propelled genius achievements. Encourage your teen to: 1. Visualize. Einstein used pictures and diagrams to see problems a new way. 2. Combine ideas. Gregor Mendel combined math and biology to create the science of genetics. 3. Find connections. Samuel Morse thought up telegraph relay stations after seeing relay stations for horses.
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Agréguele un poco de diversión a las tareas domésticas
Hacer quehaceres domésticos en casa fortalece la responsabilidad de su hijo, y esto lo beneficiará en la escuela. ¿Pero quién dice que los quehaceres no pueden ser divertidos? Escriba todas las tareas domésticas que deben realizar en tiras de papel y colóquelas en un frasco. Luego, agregue varias tareas divertidas, como "Darle un beso a mamá en el codo", o "Comer una galleta". Túrnense para sacar una tira de papel y hacer las tareas. Así, se divertirán colaborando en el hogar.
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Add an element of fun to chore time
Doing chores at home reinforces your child's sense of responsibility, and that will pay off in school. But nothing says that chores can't be fun! Try writing all the chores that need to be done during chore time on slips of paper and putting them in a jar. Then, add several fun ones, such as "Kiss Mom on her elbow," or "Eat a cookie." Take turns drawing slips and doing the tasks. You'll all have fun pitching in.
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Tonight's Board Meeting begins at 5:30. Streaming information can be found here: https://bit.ly/ncsdbotmeetings
You can attend in person at the Pahrump District Office.
Updates during the meeting will only go to the NCSD Website, LiveFeed. This will be the only ping to your phone on the NCSD app.
Directions for getting notifications on your phone for those updates are on the webpage noted above.
The agenda is here: https://bit.ly/NCSDbotAgendas
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Las palabras amables promueven la comunicación
Las palabras amables son una de sus herramientas más poderosas. Los jóvenes que oyen estas palabras en casa con regularidad se sienten mejor consigo mismos y con sus familias. Y esto hace que les sea más fácil hablar de los problemas y llegar a un acuerdo. Trate de hacerle comentarios a su joven como los siguientes: Gracias por tu ayuda. Esa es una estupenda idea. Decide lo que sea más importante para ti. Eres un gran amigo. Me agrada lo que hiciste porque….
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Kind words keep communication flowing
Kind words are among your most powerful tools. Teens who regularly hear kind words at home feel better about themselves and their families. That makes it easier for them to discuss problems and reach an understanding. Try using phrases like these with your teen: Thanks for helping me. That's a great idea. You decide what's important for you. You know how to be a friend. I like what you did here because….
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Baje el volumen con un susurro
¿Alguna vez ha intentado gritar para hacerse oír en una habitación llena de niños activos? ¡Lo más probable es que no lo haya logrado! Por eso, cuando el tono de voz de sus hijos sea muy alto, hable suavemente o susurre. Como a nadie le agrada perderse un secreto, es probable que los niños se calmen para escuchar lo que quiere decirles. Y, además, les mostrará otra manera de controlar su propio comportamiento.
Reduce the volume with a whisper
Did you ever try to yell louder than a room full of active kids? Odds are, you can't! Instead, when your children's noise level rises too high, speak softly or even whisper. Since no one likes to miss a secret, children will usually quiet down to hear what you have to say. And you'll be showing your kids another way to control their own behavior.
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Please take a look at the information from the Nye County Public Information Officer regarding back-to-school immunization clinics scheduled in our Nye communities.
https://www.nye.k12.nv.us/article/1666770
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In its bi-weekly newsletter, The Nevada Independent ran a nice, complimentary section about the student representative on the Nevada Board of Education, who happens to be Michael Keyes from Pahrump Valley High School.
Scroll to the middle of the article to find the section about Keyes: https://bit.ly/nvindy-240702
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