Raising Happy and Successful Kids

What the critique of "over-parenting" often misses.

What Amy Chua doesn't get

What Amy Chua Didn't Tell You

You don't have to be a Tiger Mother to raise kids who excel

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While being involved in your children’s lives and studies is intuitively (and statistically) smart, some techniques are better than others.

Why rules, limits and consequences are good for kids

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from the Pasadena Star-News

from The Los Angeles Times

from the New York Times . For reprint rights, please contact author at kathyseal@gmail.com.

Why believing you can increase your intelligence through hard work is better than thinking you have to be born with a high IQ.

from the San Diego Union-Tribune
The state of California should create a Web site to give positive feedback to people who reduce their carbon footprint.

At the intersection of 21st century technology and modern educational theory,tremendous changes in teaching and learning are taking place today in schools.

The demarcation line between high school and college is beginning to blur as new high schools offer college-level work to seniors and juniors.

Old cookbooks link me to a long line of mothers and grandmothers who, often unacknowledged, bound their families together with the ritual of food.

Wherein the author discovers the glories of underwear bought round the world.

Alfred A. Knopf, 1971 (pseudonym, Kathy Black)
A fictional account of one student's life at Barnard College, Columbia University, in the spring of 1968.