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The Politics of People
The teen years are hard. No doubt. And in today's educational system, they try to give kids exposure to what it means to work in a group setting. Lots of group projects. But this is difficult if you have a child who has not quite grasped the ins and outs of the politics of dealing with people. How do you help your kids with this? And of course, this will spill over into all areas of life so it's important. Thoughts?
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