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&lt;r&gt;&lt;SIZE size="3"&gt;&lt;s&gt;<SIZE size="125">&lt;/s&gt;&lt;FONT font="Calibri"&gt;&lt;s&gt;&lt;/s&gt;I don’t see any reason why children can’t be idealistic and also realistic as they grow, mature and become more aware of the world around them...

As you can tell by all the posts, homework and how much to assign is a controversial topic. The experts seem to change their minds regularly on what they feel is the correct amount or even if there should be any homework. Most studies on homework are not consistent. Some say homework makes a...

This is are interesting options. I agree she could get the arts classes she loves in an extra-curricular program. And placing her in a school that offers language immersion is an excellent idea. When possible, I think children should be given the opportunity to learn a 2nd language.

There are lot's of different methods of childrearing, just as there are lot's of different types of parents and children. I feel that if the child and parent are happy and loving than the exact type of parenting doesn't really matter.

I don't think it's appropriate. It is important for children to learn to express themselves, but not when it would be hurtful to others. I'm surprised the teacher thought it was appropriate. I would talk with the teacher and/or principal at the school.

Sorry! Just removed it. Guess I should have looked closer at the rules.

I doubt if doing wall-sits will permanently damage the child, unless it is in excess. However, before any discipline I think it is important to explore why the child is misbehaving. Children misbehave for a variety of reasons; having a bad day at school, stress, feeling lonely, tired, or...