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Raising an Emotionally Intelligent Child: Review of John Gottman’s book

Raising an Emotionally Intelligent Child: Review of John Gottman’s book

Review by Kathy Kuhl of Raising an Emotionally Intelligent Child: The Heart of Parenting by John Gottman, Ph.D., with Joan DeClaire. New York: Simon & Schuster, 1997. 220 pages. How do your children deal with feelings—their own and other people’s? Not being able to deal with emotion wisely can cripple your children’s future. John Gottman,…

Welcome, PEATC listeners!

Welcome to LearnDifferently.com! Thanks for listening to Kathy Kuhl speak on “Crisis Time Schooling at Home for Students with Disabilities.” Click here for the handout. Also, you can download information-packed handouts to all Kathy’s talks here. To hear the talk again on YouTube, click here. To receive your free goal-setting guide, sign up for Kathy’s…

Twice Exceptional: What Difference It Makes and How to Help

Twice Exceptional: What Difference It Makes and How to Help

By Kathy Kuhl     Part 2 of a series on twice exceptional children. Read part one here. Understanding that a child is gifted as well as learning disabled is just as as important as learning either fact on its own. Imagine if Anne Sullivan had known only that Helen Keller was deaf and not blind. It’s…

Welcome, Not-Back-to-School Summit Listeners

Welcome to LearnDifferently.com! Thanks for listening to Kathy Kuhl speak on “Raising a Never-Give-Up Kid!” at the 2016 Not-Back-to-School Summit! To receive your free goal-setting guide, sign up for Kathy’s newsletter by filling out the box below: Click here for the handout for Kathy’s talk at the 2016 Not-Back-to School Summit! You can download information-packed…

How to read faces: a vital skill for your child

How to read faces: a vital skill for your child

By Kathy Kuhl Some children with learning challenges are highly attuned to emotion and can read faces with ease. For other children (and adults, for that matter), faces speak in a code they cannot break. But almost all of us—adults, teens, and children—can improve our ability to read faces. Teens in particular struggle to read…

Calming the angry child

Calming the angry child

By Kathy Kuhl How do you help an angry child? To help the child exercise self-control, we have to control ourselves, keep everyone safe, and then consider what will settle them. One mother I interviewed for Homeschooling Your Struggling Learner told a story illustrating this. At a playground, a child took something from her son….