Read With You Presents

When Stephanie graduated high school she struggled with comparison because she felt like all of her friends knew what they were going to do, and she had no idea. Stephanie now works with young adults (and older adults) who aren't sure what they want to do for their career. In this episode, she talks about ways to narrow down the choices and make a decision that really works for you.

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To contact Stephanie: email at: [email protected] or visit her website www.virtuscareers.com

Thinking of starting your own in-home preschool? In this episode, Chanelle shares her experiences setting up and running an in-home preschool for 8 years. You will learn how to structure the day and things to look out for to make it successful.

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Saving for a college education can be a daunting task. Abby Chao, cofounder of College Backer has great ideas on how to start and how to get others involved. 

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To learn more from Abby, visit www.collegebacker.com

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When kids won't eat, parents get desperate. Jacky knows this because as a child, she was a very picky eater! Adults in her life were desperate for her to eat and they tried everything. It wasn't until Jacky was on her own that she branhced out to eating new foods. Jacky's children's book mirrors her life: a picky ant gets bribed and pleaded with to eat, but doesn't have her moment of trying new foods until the pressure is off. This great episode will give you tips for picky eaters and a great book that will help too!

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Book on Amazon: Addy Wants to Fit In

Judith Dullnig is the creator of Women's Storybook Project. This nonprofit organization connects incarcerated mothers with their children through books. Listen and learn how you can help, and why it is so important that a child hear her mothers voice reading her books.

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For more about the organization, visit: www.storybookproject.org

Jenny was inspired to write a book series to help children manage their emotions after adopting two children who had suffered trauma in their early years. These children struggled to express and deal with their emotions. Through the use of rhyme and story, Jenny's books connect with children and help them to better understand their own feelings.

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Jenny's books can be found on Amazon.com

The Grump on the Stump

Kyree Sue Our Bug-a-Boo

Jodi Chaffee is a homeschool mom of 4 kids. She takes an unschooling approach. Jodi says her role as a parent is to create an environment of learning and to provide resources so her kids can explore and learn. She trusts her kids to bring the desire to learn; she then helps them fulfill that desire by giving them the needed tools. This approach to learning is different than what we see in public schools but has provided a great education for their family.

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To listen to Jodi's podcast: www.homeandfamilyculture.com

Jodi and Chanelle's episode on Home and Family Culture is here.

Marcy Loveless is a homeschool mom of 5 boys. As her kids have grown and she has added more students to her classroom, she has had to change the way she teaches. Her methods not only work with many grade levels, they also have gotten her kids excited about learning and doing better than ever at school.

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Visit Marcy's blog: www.upliftingmayhem.com

Laura Yates works as a multi-classroom educator. Her work in schools helps individual children to improve their reading and test scores, as well as helps teachers to be more effective in the classroom. This support leads to better schools and more teacher retention.

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Yoga will help students in a variety of ways. It can help to improve concentration, memory, reduce stress and anxiety, and to learn body awareness and acceptance. This podcast will help you find ways to use yoga in learning environments--and help you understand the benefits of incorporating it often.

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