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With cell phones, texting, etc. are we really communicating? Submit your response to our forum! Friday, Apr 4 at 11:26 AM Robin Hill wrote ...I believe that cell phones and texting have become an addiction especially among our youth. We do not communicate anymore, the latest electronic gizmo s are rasing our childern we are not. Flag for moderationFriday, Mar 7 at 10:42 PM Karry Jenkins wrote ...I believe that keeping your children in sports and extra activities keeps them busy, healthy, and helps them excel in all areas of life. My daughter danced, cheered played in the band and graduated in the top of her senior class. She has maintained her grades throughout college, worked and taught dance. I live in the country and drove my daughter to her activities and stayed with her. I wouldn't have missed it for the world. Flag for moderationThursday, Feb 28 at 8:03 AM Tracy Moreno wrote ...I believe that more than 2 activities are too much as well. You need time to sit as a family and spend quality time together.I think that children need to find one to two activities they want to succeed in. Flag for moderationWednesday, Feb 27 at 7:57 PM Betty Nelson wrote ...More than 2 activities is to much. Especially, if you live in the country and the way gas prices are it becomes to expensive to drive back and forth. Not to mention the most important thing is the students students. The sport or activity becomes more important than their studies and their future. Flag for moderationAdd a commentMost Popular |
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Saturday, Apr 19 at 10:23 AM Lori Meadows wrote ...
Re: phones/text. These methods are simply an additional meduim to bring us closer to our children, and don't replace traditional communication. A text shares the excitement of the moment (i.e. I made the team) and is enough to hold me over until we're together. It is our responsibility to teach our children suitable phone etiquette; if used properly, it will simply bring the active family closer together.
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