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Real Family Dinner Projects: The Geller-Pyne Family
What’s News?
Tweeting Normandy
Teaching Humility Over Family Dinner
Revealing Romance at the Dinner Table
FDP and Common Sense Media Present a New Resource
An Out-of-this-World Answer
Family Dinner as a Sanctuary
Bringing Common Sense to Media Use at Waring School
Red Carpet Rewind: Conversations Inspired by the Oscars
Dedicated to Different
Legend and Legacy
Fathering after the kids leave
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14-100 Interview- 22
Are we Making too Much about Miley?
Putting Integrity First
To Tweet or Not to Tweet
Talking about Independence
The Snowden Showdown
Crying Foul
That’s Not Fair!
An Extra Large Error in Judgment
Basket Case: Considering the Rutgers Scandal
A Hero’s Fall from Grace
Dark Clouds Over Happy Valley
Snow Job Risks No Job
Race to the Bottom
The Parent Trap
Judge for Yourself
Putting the SAT Cheating Scandal to the Test
Washington D.C. – Discord and Contention
School Days, Cruel Days
Chipping In
Peeking Behind the Privacy Curtain
Daddy-Daughter Duel
Brawl in the Family
Addition Through Subtraction
A Right to Tweet?
Some Teachers in a Bind over ‘No Child Left Behind’
Private Lives…Public Spaces
Teacher Appreciation Week, Indeed
Three Strikes and You’re Out!
Where Kindness is King
A Little Boy With A Big Heart
Sweet 16
He Lives to Give
Cornered!
The Politics of Language
Seeing Stars: Tips for Talking College with Kids
Meeting Your Child’s Sweetheart
Addressing Steubenville
Racial Justice: the Case of Trayvon Martin
Deepening Conversation Around the Hunger Games
Processing Tragedy with our Children
Television: the Great Influencer?
When Bullying Turns Deadly
Let’s Talk About Bullying
Talking about Tragedy
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