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A word from the president As you may have read in the last newsletter, Patrice Boileau has asked me to take over as president of ACPEQ. I would like to thank Patrice and Sylvie for their important contribution to the leadership of ACPEQ and the organization of the conferences. Both the longevity and intensity of…
Stern tone of voice or soft-spoken words? Harsh criticism or gentle encouragement to do better? Physical correction or open arms in invitation for a hug and willingness to forgive a fault? When I look at how God uses discipline and gives people instruction, it’s clear that it is not with a negative approach. Rather, I…
A Word form the President Hello dear members and friends, It is with a twinge of sadness that I am writing you my last message as president after many years with ACPEQ, serving and representing you with my wonderful wife, Sylvie, by my side, both at conferences and in dealings with the government. Indeed, we…
Dear families, I hope you had a lovely, relaxing and rejuvenating summer! As for me, I had a quiet summer (if family life with nine children can be described as peaceful, hi hi!), and an enjoyable one. My children didn’t feel like returning to school this autumn, so I had the idea of proposing an…
Dear members, I hope you are enjoying the summer which is well underway. Normally I avoid communicating during the summer. However, I feel that there are several ongoing matters that I would like to update you on: News from the Board We are pleased to welcome a new couple as directors: Yasmine Arborite and…
A multi-association meeting, accompanied by Jodler, was recently held with representatives of the DEM. We discussed several topics that we hope will allow the DEM to improve its practices and ways of doing things, and to add resources to facilitate our role as parent-educators.
The End-of-Year Report and useful resources
The Secret to Loving Children Effectively
Though this advice from experienced parents is full of wisdom, it can be difficult to put it into practice. Either because new parents want to prove to themselves that they can do it alone, or because the family does not have a “village” to help educate their children. In both scenarios, it is the physical and mental exhaustion of the mother and the breakdown of the parent-child hierarchy that threaten the family’s balance.
Teaching our children to write a text without (almost) any mistakes can seem arduous and, with the obligation to subject them to the ministerial exams which come into effect this year, a certain sense of urgency amplifies the daunted feeling that some people have when faced with the task.
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