Stay calm when your teen is stressed out:
If stress is making your teen act out, try these tips for reducing that stress: Start his day with pleasant words and calm routines. Try to stay relaxed when spending time together, and avoid comparing him to anyone else. Guide him to wise decisions by offering limited choices at first. Give him a chance to solve his own problems. And always let your teen know you love him, even if you don't love his behavior.
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Want to reduce stress and anxiety? Get up and move. Exercise is a vital part of self care.
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Self-Care Bingo! Don't forget to make time to take care of yourself!
Send a positive message about learning:
Your actions tell your child many things about your attitude toward learning. Parents who don't look at the work their kids produce are sending the message, "Your work doesn't interest me." Checking only for errors says, "Smart people never make mistakes." Review your child's work, and ask about what he's learning. Tell him that he can get smarter if he works hard, and that smart people learn from their mistakes.
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Use your eyes when correcting behavior:
Your child is more likely to do as you ask if she is actually listening to you in the first place. To get her attention when you correct her behavior, move close to her. Raise your voice only enough to make her look at you. Look your child in the eye, and with a neutral expression, ask for the behavior you want. Hold eye contact for a moment after speaking. Your point will have been both made and heard.
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Help your teen solve word problems, step by step:
If Joe read 37 books in the past 18 months, and he read 22 of them in the first 12 months, how many books did Joe read in the past six months? Share four steps with your teen for solving word problems like this: 1. Identify the quantity the problem is asking for. 2. Symbolize this quantity with a letter. 3. Write an equation that translates the word problem into a number problem (X equals 37-22). 4. Solve the equation.
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Texas Health and Human Services has established a COVID-19 Mental Health Support Line. Call 833-986-1919 to speak with a mental health professional for help dealing with stress, anxiety, or depression.
¡Las personas sin síntomas tienen el potencial de propagar COVID-19 sin saberlo! Por eso lo mejor para todos en su familia es quedarse en casa y lejos de los demás tanto como sea posible hasta que los funcionarios estatales y locales le indiquen lo contrario. #StayHomeTexas
People with no symptoms have the potential to unknowingly spread COVID-19! That’s why it’s best for everyone in your family to stay at home and away from others as much as possible until instructed otherwise from state and local officials. #StayHomeTexas
Great news, Royal Seniors! The Waller Rotary Scholarship has been added to the list. Visit https://5il.co/ek83 for details.
I spy an Easter surprise at one of our RISD buildings! See if you can find it. Grab a picture with it and share it on the RISD Facebook, Instagram, or Twitter! Get hopping, Falcons (and remember to practice social distancing)!🐰🐥
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Good evening Falcons! Don't forget! Friday 4/10 and Monday 4/13 are school holidays. Falcon Drive-Thru will be closed on Monday 4/13. Meals will still be distributed for both Thursday and Friday on Thursday 4/9. Thank you!
CDC recommendations for face coverings in public settings:
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