<p>Raising a successful child means also raising a child who is tolerant of other races, genders, ideas and lifestyles. And doing that is a lot easier than you think — and you can do it almost exclusively in your own home.</p>

Raising a successful child means also raising a child who is tolerant of other races, genders, ideas and lifestyles. And doing that is a lot easier than you think — and you can do it almost exclusively in your own home.

<p>Raising a successful child means also raising a child who is tolerant of other races, genders, ideas and lifestyles. And doing that is a lot easier than you think —&nbsp;and you can do it almost exclusively in your own home.</p>

Teaching Tolerance Starts in Your Own Head — 035

Ray FitzGerald takes his years of experience in teaching gifted elementary students and examines what sets these high-achieving children apart from their peers so that, together, we can help your child become legendary in everything he or she does.

Topics discussed include building confidence, creating positive routines and learning the best leadership skills for students.

Hit "subscribe" so you'll never miss an episode. Your child will one day thank you for it!

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Ray FitzGerald takes his years of experience in teaching gifted elementary students and examines what sets these high-achieving children apart from their peers so that, together, we can help your child become legendary in everything he or she does. Topics discussed include building confidence, creating positive routines and learning the best leadership skills for students. Hit "subscribe" so you'll never miss an episode. Your child will one day thank you for it!

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Teaching Tolerance Starts in Your Own Head — 035

Teaching Tolerance Starts in Your Own Head — 035