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"Doing the Right Job at the Wrong Time" by Joshua White

"Doing the Right Job at the Wrong Time" by Joshua White [HD]

As parents, we all want the best for our children. But can the best of intention be damaging when given at the wrong time?

Date Posted: 21 Jul 2016
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The Classroom of the Remnant
Theories abound in regard to the best practices for raising and educating children. But, what if today’s most common practices are actually doing our children more harm than good? Can we even k... [more]

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