Dinner Table Conversations: Why your daughter needs to speak up

Published: Monday, Nov. 12 2012 3:53 p.m. MST

Summary

Today's Dinner Table Conversation is based on Lois Collins' article "Teaching girls to speak up early could help them change the world."

Dinner table conversations. They are those rare moments when parents can talk with their children about the day's events. Here is an article we think your family may enjoy reading and discussing. What are your thoughts?

Today's Dinner Table Conversation is based on Lois Collins' article "Teaching girls to speak up early could help them change the world."

Questions

What are you doing for your daughters that they could be doing for themselves?

As a mother, how can you show your daughter what it looks like to voice her opinion?

Article link:

"Teaching girls to speak up early could help them change the world"

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