Ask Dr. Mom: Talking to your child's teacher

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Aisha Sultan stltoday.com | Posted: Wednesday, November 2, 2011 8:00 am | (Loading…) comments.

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This week's Ask Dr. Mom deals with how to talk to teachers if your child is not being challenged, with Erin Shannon-McGowan, Psy.D. and Home and Life editor Aisha Sultan.

Home and family editor Aisha Sultan chats with Erin Shannon-McGowan, a local clinical psychologist and mother of six, about some of the most common parenting challenges and concerns.

This week, they talk about talking to your child's teacher if you feel your child is not being challenged at school.
Video by Huy Mach

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Posted in Aisha-sultan, Multimedia on Wednesday, November 2, 2011 8:00 am Updated: 12:24 pm. | Tags: Ask Dr. Mom, Aisha Sultan, Huy Mach, Parental Advice, Kids, Self-esteem, Praise

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Aisha covered education and breaking news for nearly ten years before joining the Lifestyle staff where she writes a "Dirty Laundry" parenting column. She is the home and family editor and wastes too much time on Facebook. Join the conversation on Twitter @AishaS.

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