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Dr. Stephen Jones Launches Second Education Talk Radio Program Tonight (746 hits)

I want to invite you to listen in on my talk show. Yes, I’ve decided to start my own education talk show. The number of students who are dropping out of college continues to increase. Get all the details about it by clicking on the following link www.blogtalkradio.com/Dr-Stephen-Jones. Visit my website or call into my new show on Monday, October 6, 2008 at 6:00 p.m. the program is live at (646) 649-1184. We are talking about what it takes to succeed in college. It is never too soon to prepare your K12 son or daughter for college.

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Monday, October 6th 2008 at 3:03PM
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The link isn't working Dr. Jones, but this sounds awesome. I would love to listen in. My son is 3 years old right now, but I am preparing him for his future now.
Monday, October 6th 2008 at 5:38PM
Jen Fad

For those of you with children and looking to send them to college, you missed a really informative session with Dr. Jones. Some things we discussed were:

Preparing children for college by keeping the lines of communication open--
College Freedom-- Students have a new sense of liberty being away from home
Separation anxiety-- How leaving home can make both the child and parents anxious
Identity crisis--- Kids are trying to figure out what they want to be and what they want to study as opposed to what their parents want them to become and to study since many parents pay for college.
Importance of good open communication between lower classmen and upper classmen in an attempt to provide guidance to struggling students.
Setting goals for achievement---
Time management---
Distractions experienced in college that can keep students from being successful---text messaging, computer blog/chats, socializing...

There were others but most importantly we agreed that foundation was an essential thing that children needed. To learn more you can check out these following resources
1. How to Study
2. The Parent's Ultimate Education Guide
3. The Ultimate Scholarship Guide

www.sevenbooks.net

Monday, October 6th 2008 at 11:25PM
Jen Fad