Episode Description:
Want to raise a tween who can think for themselves? In this episode, MarinaJoy shares a simple but powerful framework for teaching your tween how to think things through — starting with something as everyday as planning dinner.
Discover how to use the classic “who, what, where, when, why, how” questions to guide your tween through decision-making in low-stakes situations. Marina walks you through a practical example of an everyday activity that can become a valuable thinking exercise.
Perfect for moms looking to build their tween’s critical thinking skills during the relaxed summer months, this episode offers an easy-to-implement strategy that will pay dividends when the school year begins.
In This Episode:
- Why kids need “breathing room” to develop thinking skills
- How to introduce a thinking framework using everyday decisions
- A step-by-step walkthrough of the question method
- Why low-stakes practice is key to building confidence
- How to set your tween up for success in the upcoming school year
Voice Notes offers encouragement and practical ideas for moms raising and homeschooling tweens. Hosted by MarinaJoy.
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