Today's Positive Parenting PEP Talk will give you ideas for teaching children to own their schoolwork. 
 
If your children feel personally responsible for their schoolwork in elementary school, that will usually carry them through junior high and high school.
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Today's Positive Parenting PEP Talk will give you ideas for teaching children to own their schoolwork. If your children feel personally responsible for their schoolwork in elementary school, that will usually carry them through junior high and high school. Visit our website, PositiveParenting.com Follow me on Instagram

Today's Positive Parenting PEP Talk will give you ideas for teaching children to own their schoolwork. 
 
If your children feel personally responsible for their schoolwork in elementary school, that will usually carry them through junior high and high school.
Visit our website, <a href="https://www.positiveparenting.com/Home/" rel="noopener noreferrer">PositiveParenting.com</a>
Follow me on<a href="https://www.instagram.com/positiveparentingdebbie/" rel="noopener noreferrer"> Instagram</a>

Teaching responsibility for homework

Start each day with a Positive Parenting Pep Talk by Debbie Godfrey. 

This podcast is for parents that want to discipline their children without breaking their spirit.

In Season Two, Debbie answers your Parenting questions to give you ideas and inspiration to get your kids to behave better and make parenting more fun.

If you would like a question answered by Debbie, leave a message https://anchor.fm/positiveparenting/message.

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Start each day with a Positive Parenting Pep Talk by Debbie Godfrey. This podcast is for parents that want to discipline their children without breaking their spirit. In Season Two, Debbie answers your Parenting questions to give you ideas and inspiration to get your kids to behave better and make parenting more fun. If you would like a question answered by Debbie, leave a message https://anchor.fm/positiveparenting/message.

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