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See the World Through My Eyes

Each of 21 expectable challenges faced by preschool children is described from the child's point of view, inviting the reader to hear the child's voice and understand the child's need. Taking the child's perspective can help parents respond helpfully to children's developmental challenges.

from 2010 NCFR Annual Conference
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TCRM 2B
1:15 pm - 2:45 pm | Marquette Room 3

Development in Mid and Later Life

TCRM Workshop Sessions 2
from 2010 NCFR Annual Conference
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316
12:15 pm - 1:45 pm | Grand Ballroom Foyer

Poster Session 7

Adoption, Communication for Incarcerated Parents, Family Therapist Issues, Foster Care, Grandparenthood, Intergenerational Issues, Pornography in Committed Relationships, Racial/Ethnic Adolescent Issues, Religion and Families, Spirituality and Families
from 2010 NCFR Annual Conference
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8:30 am - 10:00 am | Marquette Room 2

Opportunities and Challenges in Gerontology Education: Lessons Learned

Concurrent Sessions 4

Facilitator/Discussant/Chair: Whitney Brosi

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from The N=1 Experiment Blog

Aging with Google--thanks for the memory

by Nancy Gonzalez, CFLE
Posted by Nancy Gonzalez | March 15, 2010

I'm grateful I am aging in the era of Google, when a tip of the tongue hint can make for instant recall.

from The N=1 Experiment Blog

The Password is...

by Nancy Gonzalez, CFLE
Posted by Nancy Gonzalez | October 15, 2009

What stresses me out? One source of distress for me, and maybe for you, is all of the passwords I'm expected to memorize to conduct daily living.

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September 2005 NCFR Report Magazine

Family Focus on Aging

"There is no way to escape aging. I, too, will grow old." This is the first of five "remembrances" that form a daily Buddhist meditation, meant to remind practitioners of life's transitory nature. In this issue, we explore various aspects of aging and related issues, such as state and federal public policies, intergenerational equity, retirement, romance and sexuality, grandparenting, caregiving, and the transmission of wisdom through storytelling.