Parents and teachers
A teacher’s commissionA teacher's commission: Nurturing hope through forgiveness
Jenny Mosley
Today I would love us all to become passionate about the work of teachers.  Even though I have been a teacher since the early ‘70s, it is only in the last few years I have begun to grapple with the spiritual nature of this work.
carer and childThe dual challenge: Meeting the needs of parents and babies
Karen Miller
Experienced caregivers who work with infants or toddlers often list their relationships with the parents of those babies as both the most difficult and the most rewarding aspect of their work. It is in this relationship that the caregiver can most clearly see the impact of their work on society.
angry kidHelping children manage their feelings
Anni McTavish
Anni McTavish explains how a compassionate sense of fun can help children deal with their feelings.
smashed up televisionRaising my kids without TV
Greer Bowen Beaty
One day about two-and-a-half years ago I decided that my children weren't going to watch television anymore. Yes, you read that correctly. No more TV.
kid at computerWhat do we really want for our children?
Helen Huleatt
A young college student recently remarked that he is glad his courses are taught by computer, because he does not have to bother with books, and he does not need to speak with his tutor face to face. Everything is accomplished electronically. I think this is an alarming view of learning, relationship, and life.