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Declining Student Resilience: A Serious Problem for Colleges

Declining Student Resilience: A Serious Problem for Colleges

Some great thoughts on the idea of resiliency and college students. Note: For those of us in Canada College in the United States means both University and College for us up north. Students are increasingly seeking help for, and apparently having emotional crises...

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The problem with Halloween

The problem with Halloween

Some great thoughts from Jon Acuff on culture. The problem with this principle is that a lot of times we parents give pop culture a huge head start with our kids. Here’s the truth though: It’s not whether your kids will have a conversation about the world they live...

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#Being13: Inside the Secret World of Teens

#Being13: Inside the Secret World of Teens

CNN aired a TV special last night called #BeingThirteen. Incredible look into the lives of 200 eight graders from across the US. This is the first large scale study to analyze what kids actually say to each other on social media and why it matters so deeply to them. I...

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Brace Yourself, Social Media Is Headed Your Way

Brace Yourself, Social Media Is Headed Your Way

Really good simple blog from Jon Acuff on Social Media for parents. As a parent though, I’m starting to pay better attention. As a parent, I’m starting to realize a 6th grader’s heart wasn’t built to be criticized publicly and instantly on social media platforms. As a...

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5 Ways to Make YouTube Safer for Kids

5 Ways to Make YouTube Safer for Kids

Some great thoughts here. While you are here check out the rest of their videos at the bottom of the page. Kids love YouTube. Whether they're watching funny videos, learning cool stuff or uploading their own creations, they can stay busy on the popular channel. But...

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Going Public: Your Child Can Thrive in Public School

Going Public: Your Child Can Thrive in Public School

This past summer I had 10 emails from people asking me if I was "pulling my kids" from the public school board due to the new sex education curriculum. My answer was always no. I have nothing against any of the forms of education (Public School, Catholic...

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VMA HANGOVER. . . THOUGHTS THE MORNING AFTER. . .

VMA HANGOVER. . . THOUGHTS THE MORNING AFTER. . .

Each August I watch the VMA's to get a better glimpse of the culture. Where it is and where it is going. This blog is some thoughts from Walk Mueller on the evening. Culture is a map and a mirror.  As a map, it guides us through life. . . telling us what to believe...

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