I was asked to do an activity with the francophone elders of Saskatoon, Sk this week and I chose to do a “Group Sharing Meeting” with them on a social issue. Seeing it was the first time meeting them I didn’t want to scare them away sharing a subject that was too personal however I decided that it was important to have a meet on how they are living the confinement (Covid) today as compared to 4 months ago. I prepared my questions ahead of time in order to add reflective questions in there as well. It was a good turnout and I was pleasantly surprised to see the elders point of view on the subject. The best was our take-out – that they had a voice and were heard. They also enjoyed hearing what others were doing when they felt alone and so they retained strategies and different ideas for themselves.
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- Back-to-School Time September 17, 2021SOME TIPS FOR PARENTS Understanding that each individual sees the world in different ways helps us to examine our own perceptions of what parenting is all about. The tips I am offering emanate from a presentation to parents on how to a understand the dynamics of differing points of view that often lead to conflict […]JEAN SEVILLE SUFFIELD
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