Do not miss this wonderful installation-The personal journeys of new Canadians done through visual narratives are on display at the Aga Khan Museum-students of Greenwood and Marc Garneau schools.
Source: Immigrant teens and the meaning of home: Timson | Toronto Star
We all relate differently to money-how we spend it and how we feel about spending. In planning for the future after separation and divorce, reflecting on our relationship with money can be a guide to what really matters.
A cautionary tale for the modern parent.
Remember- the kids are not immune from the attitudes that have hardened in this election. Talking to them about the positive things they can do gives them back some sense of power.
This article examines the psychological disconnect between retirement income and assets. According to the author, we fret the reduction in our retirement assets that are producing retirement cash flow instead of regarding these funds like a pension. Good read.
Watch this compelling doc about kids in the projects living across the street from an exclusive Manhattan private school and how they view life and each other.
When children understand what’s happening in the brain, it can be the first step to having the power to make choices and build their emotional intelligence.
Some teachers worry the heated rhetoric is causing stress, especially among immigrant and minority students. Others are trying to channel the political interest into learning opportunities.
Source: What Are Kids Learning From This Presidential Election? : NPR Ed : NPR
Sadly this looks like a battle over children in the making. When one parent files for custody offering the other visitation the positions are already hardened. It would be a strong statement to the world of separating parents for such a visible couple to stand by their kids, not against one another.
Source: Brad Pitt Confirms Split From Angelina Jolie | Vanity Fair
A fascinating article and graph of grand parenthood in Canada. The grandparent population is growing and there are fewer grandchildren. Win win for both sides!
Source: A Snapshot of Grandparents in Canada – The Vanier Institute of the Family
