Parenting is a journey. Some days it's an easy trip. Other days there are roadblocks along the way. Robin offers parents and grandparents great ideas, helpful hints and words of encouragement through all phases of the journey.
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Hi! My name is Reggie Dachshund Hutchins. Welcome to our website! Don't forget to wish your mom a happy mother's day. Here are some gift ideas: Petco has beef flavored milkbones on clearance. They may be a little old but they still taste good. If you are a little short on dough, you could give your mom some quality time and chase a cat together. (Moms like that sort of thing.) Other moms might like you to do a chore. Maybe you could bury her bone for her.
Robin Hutchins is the author of Moms of Teens Devotions to Go. In her book, she shares from her heart an encouraging word. Robin is married to her high school sweetheart. She is also the mom of grown twin sons as well as an overweight black dachshund named Reggie. Robin has a heart for moms and seeks to encourage them as they travel through all phases of the journey.Robin enjoys exercising, reading, eating out, and spending time with family.
Education: BS Univ of Ark, MS Univ of New Mexico
Good study habits are a great skill to master at any age. I didn't learn any study skills until my junior year in high school. A good friend who was a straight A student taught me how to study. I still use some of the skills she taught me as well as some tips I have picked up along the way. Part of the learning process and developing good study habits come with knowing what kind of learner you are. There are those who are auditory learners (learn by hearing) and those who are visual learners (learn by reading or seeing). There are also kinesthetic learners (learn by touching or doing). The best learning (studying) takes place when all of these methods are used.
In her book, Home-Life: The Key to Your Child's Success at School, Cheri Fuller writes about the different learning styles. She tells how to determine which learning style(s) you or your child has. She also gives activities and methods of studying that fit each style of learning.
Tips on how to study are coming soon.
Have a great day,Robin
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