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MIghty Good Kids™
Mighty Good Kids programs are driven by a philosophy of instilling confidence by expanding competence. Participants are actively involved in role-play, interactive games, and exercises designed to reinforce taught material. An especially unique aspect of Mighty Good Kids programs for boys is how social and emotional development are psychologically anchored as aspects of personal strength. This approach is highly motivating for school-age boys, and consistently results in greater participation and effort. Some of the topics covered in Mighty Good Kids groups include:
We are happy to consult with you about implementing Mighty Good Kids programs, including advice on course materials, staffing requirements, and intensive instruction for program leaders. We have some limited availability to come on site; consultation can also be done by teleconference and e-mail. Please call 401-816-5895 or use our contact form for more information.
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No Mind Left Behind: Understanding and Fostering Executive Control -The Eight Essential Brain Skills Every Child Needs to Thrive. by Adam J. Cox Read an EdNews interview with Dr. Cox about the critical role of executive control in education
Listen to a podcast of Adam Cox's keynote talk at the National Boys' Education Conference in Sydney, Australia.
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