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How to Accept Your ADHD Children

Sometimes parents deny or refuse to accept that there is a problem, even though it is very obvious to the teacher. Some may blame the teacher for the child's problems…

Roberta Southworth March 6, 2010

General How To's

How to Grow Trees in a Small Garden

The choice of tree for a small garden must be very carefully thought out. It is going to be a dominant feature and will shade other plants. Also, if it…

Arthur Kunkle March 4, 2010

Health & Personal Care

How to Deal with Heart and Blood Vessel Problems

Diabetics are more likely than nondiabetics to develop heart and blood vessel (cardiovascular) diseases. No one knows exactly why this is so, but the best guess is that over time,…

Andrew Reinert March 4, 2010

Arts & Entertainment

How to Create Opposites in Character in Acting

As we have seen, a characterization is a putting-together of many qualities both physical and mental: appearance, age, health, energy, dress, habits, along with temperament, intelligence, attitudes, education, and likes…

Cody Riffel March 1, 2010

Arts & Entertainment

How to Handle Characterization During Rehearsals in Acting

I said that you can persuade the audience that you are the character, or that the character is you, add that to some extent all roles, however close they are…

Cody Riffel March 1, 2010

Arts & Entertainment

How to Handle the Timing During Acting Rehearsals

Rehearsal is when the timing and pacing of the play and the acting from moment to moment is established, both of which are the key to communicating with the audience.…

Cody Riffel March 1, 2010

Arts & Entertainment

How to Effectively Get Onto the Stage During Rehearsals in Acting

At last the play transfers from rehearsal room to stage. The stage or a portable stage will be a pretty chaotic place before dress rehearsal, with stage management and the technicians…

Cody Riffel March 1, 2010

Arts & Entertainment

How to Become the Character During Acting – Thought to Action

Let's try to summaries what happens during the process that leads the actor from ideas, understandings and intuitions to the full physical realization of a character. These may vary from…

Cody Riffel March 1, 2010

Arts & Entertainment

How to Utilize Sense Memory When Acting

Sense memory is Stanislavsky's term for our recollections of our real sensations and how we react to our sensory perceptions. Sight, hearing, touch, taste and smell are our personal radar.…

Cody Riffel March 1, 2010

Arts & Entertainment

How to Use your Body to its Full Potential when Acting

You exist and live inside your body. You must enjoy it, and be aware of it. You must train your body that is your physical being, to respond effortlessly to…

Cody Riffel March 1, 2010

Arts & Entertainment

How to Understand the Essentials of Movement in Acting – Weight and Lightness

Every part of the body returns to its natural position because of gravity; raise an arm and let it fall. It can Ml with a bang and a slap, or…

Cody Riffel March 1, 2010

Family & Relationships

How to Work Out a Fair Allowance for your Children

How should you and your teenager work out a fair allowance? Comparisons with friends might be difficult, especially if some have parents who are far better or worse off than…

Roberta Southworth March 1, 2010

Family & Relationships

How to Parent Teens About Their Future Employment

As parents, we have come from an age group that has known extended, if not full, employment. A job, or the reasonable prospect of one, was a normal expectation. We…

Roberta Southworth March 1, 2010

Family & Relationships

How to Use The Proper Tone When you Talk to your Teen Child

When talking to young people, the tone you use can not only sabotage any chance for an immediate, constructive exchange, but set the scene for further disagreements within the family.…

Roberta Southworth March 1, 2010

Family & Relationships

How to Treat Your Children’s Toileting Accidents

Toilet training is the first major battle of wills between parents and preschoolers. The war breaks out when parents ask their independence-loving offspring to give up something that is second…

Roberta Southworth March 1, 2010

Family & Relationships

How To Treat Lies, Martyrdom and Bad Meal-Time Behaviors in Children

Lying and bending the truth When the children of this impeachment generation hear of young George Washington they think, 'What a dork.' Fancy standing in front of your dad and…

Roberta Southworth March 1, 2010

Family & Relationships

How to Take a Child-Free Weekend Away

Once you have children, it is tempting to feel that every break must be a family holiday. Indeed, many parents feel guilty at the mere thought of going away without…

Roberta Southworth March 1, 2010

Family & Relationships

How To Treat Children The Way You Would Like To Be Treated

The key to a good relationship, whether it's between two adults or a parent and a child, is to treat the other person the way you would like to be…

Roberta Southworth March 1, 2010

Health & Personal Care

How to Talk to your Teens About Their Sexual Organs When Puberty Hits

Girls have particular problems in coming to terms with their altered genitals in that not only is this often a forbidden area for them; it is also a hidden one.…

Andrew Reinert March 1, 2010

Health & Personal Care

How to Talk to Your Teens about STD

Just as they will resist accepting the need for birth control young people will often shy away from recognizing that they might be at risk of STDs. These are thought…

Andrew Reinert March 1, 2010