Peggy Orenstein Moves Beyond Sex

Peggy Orenstein Moves Beyond Sex

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The Hidden Science of Teen Motivation

What makes kids tick? Even when they appear uninterested, defiant, or lazy, there’s usually much more lurking under the surface. To learn how to pull it out of them––and how to connect and communicate, too––we’re joined by Rosalind Wiseman, author of Queen Bees and Wannabes (insp ...  Show more

How Kids Get Emotionally Intelligent

Emotional intelligence is often called EQ. Some might say it’s a soft skill, but in fact research shows it’s central to lifelong resilience and wellbeing. Building EQ takes years and years––adults are still working on it too!––but starting young, kids can develop self-awareness, ...  Show more

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