Can a trial separation help save your marriage? Why some couples try a marital separation or break before choosing divorce and how separation affects kids.
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Do you feel sad and disconnected from your spouse? If you want to rebuild your marriage, learn the 3 crucial attitudes that you need to make things work.
Infidelity can be one of the most devastating challenges a marriage can face. The betrayal of trust and the emotional pain it causes can leave lasting scars. However, not all marriages crumble under the weight of infidelity. Many couples manage to navigate this difficult terrain and emerge stronger than ever. Recognizing the signs that your […]
Marriage is a beautiful partnership between two individuals, built on love, respect, and mutual support.
Has your marriage hit a rough patch? Try these 7 extremely simple ways to improve your marriage literally overnight. You'll be glad you did!
Have you ever felt like something's off with your husband but can't quite put your finger on it?
Marriage has all sorts of crazy issues but one BIG one is splitting household chores in marriage. Who does what, how. Let's talk about it.
Marriage, meeting your spouse, finding the perfect relationship can be an excruciating topic, and these are also frequent questions in a chart reading. Many people who are into astrology are curious about this topic.
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Discover essential marriage tips for building a strong foundation, effective communication, trust, mutual respect, quality time, conflict resolution, financial planning, and keeping romance alive. Cultivate a lifelong partnership with these expert insights.
Marriage is like being part of a special team where you and your partner agree to support and be loyal to each other.
War Room prayers to post in your war room. These prayers will cover and protect your marriage from any attack against it.
Feeling undermined by your partner can be incredibly frustrating and damaging to your self-esteem and relationship. When a husband undermines his wife, it can manifest in various ways, such as dismissing her opinions, belittling her efforts, or contradicting her in front of others. Addressing this issue is crucial for maintaining respect and harmony in the […]
Co-Teaching can be one of the most rewarding, yet challenging experiences. The co-teaching partnership is kind of like a marriage and usually it's an arranged one! Often, two teachers are partnered up without knowing much about each other. Administrators dealing with staffing issues may not be able to look at teaching styles and personalities before pairing teachers up. Here are some tips on how to make your co-teaching relationship a successful one! 1. Get to know your co-teaching partner. It takes time to develop a rapport. Get to know your partner over the summer, if possible. Attend trainings together. Go out for lunch and chat about your family, interests, likes, and dislikes. The trust built over the summer will make the entire year run more smoothly. 2. Discuss expectations before the situation arises. Talk about what your expectations are for the year and set boundaries. Do you expect to plan everything together? Do you expect to work before or after school? How will you address grading and report cards? Do you prefer to be contacted at home with a question or would you rather wait until returning to school? Discussing your expectations before the school year starts will make your partnership more cohesive. 3. Be open-minded to your partner's ideas. Think about the general education teacher as the curriculum specialist. Chances are, they are more familiar with the grade-level curriculum and expectations. The special education teacher is the modifications expert. They will have great ideas of how to modify the classroom environment and assignments to fit the various needs of the classroom. Each of you brings great things to the classroom. You each have different experiences and training that has gotten you to this point in your career. You may be used to doing things differently than before you started co-teaching. Just like in a marriage, your co-teaching relationship is a give and take. You will learn a lot and gain a lot if you are open-minded. 4. Share your space. Share your students too! Whether you share one space or you each have your own “home base”, it is important for both of you to truly feel at home in each space. Within the main classroom, you each should have a desk or other personal space. The classroom signs should include each of your names. My classroom signs always include the names of both teachers, all of the teaching assistants, and all of the related service providers that play an active role in our classroom. It is important for everybody to feel a part of the team. To avoid using the terms “my room” and “your room”, I named my assigned room the “Learning Lab” and refer to the co-teaching classroom as just our “Classroom”. When you split up into groups, it might be a good idea alternate which teacher leaves to use the other space. Banish the phrases “your kids” and “my kids” and replace it with our kids. Both of you are equally responsible for the students assigned to your classroom. Your students should not feel a sense of belonging to one teacher over the other. When you split into groups or assist 1:1, alternate which teacher works with the different levels of kids. The same goes for working with parents. Communication should come from both of you. 5. Stand united both in the classroom and out! Just like in a marriage, you need to appear to be united. You might not always agree with the other teacher, but it is important to put on a united front and then speak about those differences in private. You always need to back each other up and also support your paraprofessionals as well. Your students will pick up on any disconnect between you and will try to use that to their advantage. Always speak positively about your partner. You need to work together for at least the entire school year so your relationship needs to be strong. The staff lunch room is not a place to talk about your issues. If you do not have anything nice to say, do not say anything at all. A few years ago, a friend of mine was having some trouble within her classroom. Her team of paraprofessionals were disjointed and often went against each other in front of the students. She reached out for some advice and it inspired me to create a product geared towards helping classrooms with multiple adults to work together collaboratively in harmony. I have found it quite useful in my own classroom which has four paraprofessionals. Whether you are new to co-teaching, new to your partner, or have been paired up for years, I hope you find this these tips helpful. If you want more information about co-teaching, you can find just about everything you need in my Ultimate Co-Teaching Start-Up Kit. Thank you for stopping by today!
Learn the essential duties of a husband to his wife in a marriage. Explore the responsibilities and obligations that come
The introverted, feeling INFJ and the extroverted, thinking ENTJ may not seem the likeliest of pairings, but this couple actually has quite a lot in common. A passion for improvement and abstract communication styles are only two examples of shared traits over which this couple may bond.
If team-building activities work in uniting co-workers and near strangers, how much more will it do for you and your spouse?
Marriage is a partnership that thrives on effective teamwork. When both partners work together harmoniously, they can navigate challenges, achieve shared goals, and build a strong, resilient relationship. Developing and nurturing teamwork skills is essential for creating a thriving marriage. Here are 8 teamwork skills that can make marriages thrive. 1. Sharing Thoughts and Feelings […]
"He says I’m the as*hole because he doesn't have to ask me for permission to stay overnight anywhere"
Marriage is a beautiful union of two people, and it should be celebrated! When couples invest time in their relationship, they can create a strong bond and lasting connection. Setting goals together is one important
Marriage is a beautiful partnership between two individuals, built on love, respect, and mutual support.
Learn the essential duties of a husband to his wife in a marriage. Explore the responsibilities and obligations that come
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Your cosmic partner has been decided for you in the spiritual realm. Here's everything you need to know about cosmic marriages and why most marriages fail.
When looking for a relationship, do you know what your needs are? Are you looking for a companion or a partner?
Being a good wife is about much more than fulfilling traditional roles and responsibilities. It’s about building a strong partnership based on love, respect, support, and understanding. Whether you’ve been married for a few years or several decades, it’s important to recognize the signs that you are contributing positively to your marriage. These indicators not […]
Use these simple communication exercises for couples to communicate better and improve your marriage or relationship today. Free communication worksheet included.
Learn the signs you’re parenting your partner and what contributes to this unhealthy pattern. Discover strategies to promote a healthy and fulfilling marriage.
When you think about the factors that might predict longevity, things like genetics, lifestyle, and socio-economic status might immediately come to mind.
When couples take a break, it doesn't have to mean divorce is in the future. Instead, learning how to save your marriage may begin with a separation, and make you better partners in the process.
Marriage is surrounded by myths that often shape our expectations and beliefs, sometimes leading to misconceptions about what a truly healthy and enduring relationship involves. These myths can create unrealistic standards that complicate marriages unnecessarily. By debunking these common myths, couples can focus on building a more realistic and fulfilling partnership. Let’s explore and debunk […]
