These forty concise chapters from Family University give you tools to instill in your children skills, attitudes, and values that will lead them to successful living.
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Paul Lewis is president and founder of Family University, a school without walls that offers family skill-building seminars and courses in church, corporate, and military settings throughout the country. He is the author of Five Key Habits of Smart Dads and 30 Days to a Smart Family. He lives with his wife, Leslie, in San Diego; they have five children
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Read this book in small doses! It delivers a lot of potent information quickly -- information you can begin to apply today. Whether your child is a toddler or a teen, these forty concise chapters give you the tools you need to help instill: - 13 Skills -- such as Handling Allowances, Decision Making, Time Management, Dealing with Death, Coping with Guilt, and Cleanliness. - 13 Attributes -- such as Developing Character, The "Can-Do" Spirit, Kicking the Blues, A Sense of Humor, The Freedom of Simplicity, Servanthood, Self-Esteem, and others. - 14 Values -- such as Honesty, Taming the TV, Family Traditions, Appreciation for the Arts, Understanding Privacy, Developing Courage, and more. Complete with a chart that lets you track your child's progress, 40 Ways to Teach Your Child Values lets you tailor a learning approach to successful living that's right for your child -- and right for you.
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- Drawing on the Right Side of the Brain by Betty Edwards on page 157
- You Can Become the Person You Want to Be by Robert Schuller on page 95
- Your Family Tree: Being a Glance at Scientific Aspects of Genealogy, with a variety of Illustrative Examples from the Lineage of Families Prominent in America and Great Britain by David Starr Jordan on page 146
- "Clean Your Room!" (Survival Series for Kids) by Joy Wilt Berry on page 65
- Growing creative children by Marlene D LeFever on page 93
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