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Eugenia Alcocer Peters
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Thoughts on mothers beating their children
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Started this discussion. Last reply by Toni D. Johnson Mar 17.
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Hi Eugenia! It's nice to have you hear and I'm thrilled that you are happy with Alex' GT learning program so far. I hope we're as lucky!
This gives me chills. Good for you for staying and helping.
Although (thank the good Lord) I have not witnessed a parent abusing a child physically, I have witnessed a mother abusing her child verbally. I was in a department store and saw the most beautiful mother with her daughter who was equally beautifu...
How horrible.
La Sombra del Viento de Carlos Ruiz Zafón, buenísimo. Hace ya tiempo que lo leí pero te lo recomiendo. Ficción y tiene como escenario Barcelona.
Otra autora que me encanta es Rosa Montero. La Hija del Canibal, La Casa de la Loca. Es una autora esp...
Hola a todas, mucho gusto! Mi nombre es Eugenia y soy mexicana. Nací y viví en el DF hasta los 14 años y luego me fuí a vivir a Texas con mis padres. Me casé con un americano y actualmente vivo en Springfield, Missouri. Llevo casi 15 de casada y t...
Por que compartir en nuestro idioma es mejor!
I never thought I would be an actual witness to the beating of a child but my day came, and I did something about it. Last Saturday afternoon (March 7) at a Wal-Mart parking lot, as I was settling into my car with my kids after buying a few "must-...
A Shadow of the Wind, by Carlos Ruiz Zafón. Could not put it down and I don't think I've read a book like that since then. Fiction set in Barcelona, awesome story. Makes you want to save to go visit that wonderful city.
Right now I'm reading The ...
So glad your experiences have been so good! I think it's important for kids to have gt and non-gt peers, so it sounds like you've got the best of both worlds. I wish our school had offered something like the program you're describing.
My son Alex (10) has been in the local GT program for 3 years now, he is in 4th grade. He was tested after 1st grade and entered the program in 2nd grade. He only attends on Wednesdays. At first my husband and I were scared of what it would mean. ...
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- http://twitter.com/ealcocer
- A little about yourself...
- Mother of two beautiful kids ages 10 and 5. Creative Director, designer, gardener, trying to raise my kids bilingual.
- What kinds of things do you typically Twitter about?
- Random, just learning to let go.
- What are your areas of interest?
- business, home & garden, the arts, politics, green living, travel, fashion and beauty, wine, decorating
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- At 11:59am on March 6, 2009,
Ruthie Appleby said…
- How cool it is that they speak spanish years from now they will have lots of great opportunities :) - It would be nice if this country made spanish a mandatory second language :)
Ruthie
- At 4:05pm on March 4, 2009,
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- At 9:50am on March 4, 2009,
Angela Billings said…
- Hi
I love the image you have used. I can just imagine myself on that beach - particularly as it snowed in the UK today. Living with teenagers is great,a biography of what life can be like as your "children" fight for independence. A shadow of the wind looks interesting so on my next free day...
- At 12:46pm on March 1, 2009,
Beeba said… - Thanks for the info. I was drawn to your post because I have a little Alex that is in a gifted program. Actually, he is my 6 year old grandson and his behavior is very similar to your Alex. He constantly talks in class and asks a million questions. His Mom says that she can't get through a homework assignment with Alex because he gets sidetracked and goes off on his own little tangent quoting facts and figures that he learned in class which has nothing to do with the homework assignment at hand. God bless your little angel Alex and God bless mine :)
- At 7:29pm on February 28, 2009,
Beeba said…
- Hi. I am a little confused. Does Alex attend the GP only on Wedn. If so, where is he educated on the other days? (home schooled, regular school)etc
- At 12:02am on February 28, 2009,
Ruthie Appleby said…
- What two languages are you teaching the kids? I wish I could speak more than one language :)
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