A continuation of my last podcast, but with a focus on the skills needed to navigate a parent/child or educator/student relationship, if the goal is to encourage and inspire learning on a continual path.

A listener of The Parent's Solution e-mailed me after an episode they'd listened to. They wanted to know how they could help encourage their child to learn, and develop hobbies and interests beyond the "mandatory" school things. I was only too happy to help!

Can they though? I weigh in, with a special guest on this episode. See what he has to say, what problems and solutions we see together, and how you as a parent or educator can have eyes wide open when your child says they want to go into a trade.

Created with a special student in mind.

The ultimate question, though, is this: can you put a price tag on the knowledge, skills, and expertise gained from a trade?

This week, I'm continuing last week's conversation about the educational space, particularly as it pertains to online developments and alternatives.

A quick chat about education, where it's going, & what we can do about it.

As parents and educators who take an involved and informed approach to our children's learning and education, the future of education is something we should all look to improve, every step of the way.

First and foremost, a change in the approach of this podcast.

The topic today is divorce and separations. What are the effects this has on children and students, and what can parents and educators do to mitigate the fall-out?

Mental health awareness is growing, and has been on a steady rise for the last few years. And here is a curious trend: while awareness is increasing, so are the numbers of diagnosed disorders.

Jaimi & I take a few minutes to give you some practical solutions for dealing with your child's anxiety.

Our very first guest joins us on The Parent's Solution. A parent herself, she's got some great advice, knowledge, & tips to share. And we have nothing but questions!

In this podcast episode, Jaimi & I talk about some more radical solutions to public schooling, and different ways in which you can implement more natural ways of learning into your child's life.

Jaimi & I chat about the three main learning styles, where their place is within the classroom, & practical things parents can do to help their child succeed, regardless of how they learn.