Congressional School Podcast
What do our school parents and parents in general have an interest in learning about? This is what we ask ourselves each time we sit down to create a new podcast. From general parenting tips to deeper information about about our school's curriculum, our goal is to provide information that parents find useful. Each podcast is hosted and guest-starred by experts in their fields, and we hope you enjoy listening! Congressional School is a co-ed, independent day school for preschool - 8th grade located in Falls Church, VA. Contact us to inquire. And remember that we also have a day care program!
Congressional School Podcast
Valuable Parenting Tips from Educational Experts
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Congressional School
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Season 1
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Parenting is a world often lacking clear-cut answers and direction that we desire. Every child is different and every family is different. Learning about child development and their needs in each stage of life socially, emotionally, physically, and intellectually is an insightful way to better understand your child and their response to parenting.
Join us as Rebecca Ginnetti, our school counselor, leads a discussion with our division directors about the social and emotional needs of children and how parents can support their development.
Hosted By:
Rebecca Ginnetti, School Counselor
Guest Experts:
- Brent Hinrichs, Associate Head of School and Director of Lower and Middle School
- Kim O'Neil, Assistant Head of School and Director of Early Childhood and Primary School
Intro with Rebecca Ginnetti
A Child's Desire for Control and the Importance of Boundaries
Leaving Time for Curiosity and "Boredom"
Providing Children the Tools to Communicate and Regulate Emotions
Encouraging Problem-Solving Skills
Thinking About Apologies
Common Challenges and Tips for Parenting Younger Children
General Parenting Advice
Common Challenges and Tips for Parenting Lower and Middle Children
What Challenges Counselors are Seeing Children Face
Helpful Resources and Favorite Parenting Books
Conclusion with Rebecca Ginnetti