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Middle School: The Bubble

Here, Cynthia talks about Middle School and “The Bubble“that can affect learning.

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A Matter of Style – These Grades Have Got to Come Up!



Cynthia Tobias talks about how to talk with you children about their grades.

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A Matter of Style – Teamwork My Way

Here, Cynthia speaks in her video on, teamwork.

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A Matter of Style – What If Your Child Doesn’t Get It?

Here, Cynthia asks “What If Your Child Doesn’t Get It?“.

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A Matter of Style – Do you Want Help With That?

Here, Cynthia says to ask your child the “Do you Want Help With That?” question.

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Applied Learning Styles For Corporate Leaders

Here, Cynthia speaks in her video on the importance of learning in the corporate world for leaders.

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A Matter of Style – Who Says You Talk Too Much?

Here, Cynthia speaks about a learning style that seems to talk too much.

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Parenting a Younger Version of Yourself

Parenting a Younger Version of Yourself from Plumbline Management Corp. on Vimeo.

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A Matter of Style – Questions vs. Orders

This week, Cynthia speaks about asking questions rather than giving orders.

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Strong Willed Women and the Men Who Love Them

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