Listening can be hard, even for adults. So how can we raise children who listen well—to us and to the other people around them? In this episode from Faithtree Resources, Dr. Philip Mamalakis returns to the podcast to share his best advice for modeling and teaching the art of listening. He explains why actions matter more than words and reminds us that our goal should be learning, not just compliance.
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PHILIP MAMALAKIS. Kasvamine taevariiki
PJK 2018. a konverents “Loodan, järelikult olen. Lootuse pedagoogika.”
