Cindy Terebush

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Cindy Terebush, a school director and mother of two sons, has spent more than 15 years working in the field of education. She has experience teaching and directing in daycare, preschool and school age programs.

Cindy is the author of the popular blog “Helping Kids Achieve with Cindy Terebush.” Her blog provides information and insights for parents and educators. She has been interviewed by and been a guest writer for The Asbury Park Press newspaper and The Patch online news source throughout New Jersey.

Cindy has facilitated workshops at numerous conferences including for New Jersey Association for the Education of Young Children (NJAEYC), regional early childhood education conferences and during parent & staff workshops. She was the keynote speaker at the 2012 NJ Division for Early Childhood Annual Conference at Kean University. Cindy will be speaking at the upcoming international Young Child Expo in New York City.

Work

Gender Equality Is a Myth!

01.12.2014

By Beyoncé Knowles-Carter
We need to stop buying into the myth about gender equality. It isn’t a reality yet. Today, women make up half of the U.S. workforce, but the average working woman earns only 77 percent of what the average working man makes. But unless women and men both say this is unacceptable, things will not change. → Read More

Family

Equality in My Home

Cindy Terebush | 04.04.2014

I have two children – Michael and Scott. Michael is a member of the LGBTQ community. Scott is not. It is so strange for me to articulate that. To me, they are simply Michael and Scott. → Read More

Family + Money

Family Finances: Tips to Teaching Your Kids About Money

Cindy Terebush | 03.13.2014

Family finances are a sensitive topic. Our children cannot always have what they want and providing what they need can be a struggle. It is hard for children to understand why they cannot have the things they see on commercials or in the homes of friends and family. It is difficult for parents to admit that they cannot provide all that they wish they could. → Read More

Family + Work

My Story

From Working Mom to Working Woman: The Opportunity of the Empty Nest

Cindy Terebush | 02.10.2014

I have been a Working Mom for 21 years. I start the words with capital letters because it is my name. It is me. I have worked sometimes more hours than others but, for the entire time I’ve been a mother, I’ve worked. And now I feel the shift of the winds as I begin the transition from Working Mom back to Working Woman. → Read More

Family

A Woman's Nation Pushes Back from the Brink

Stress in the Family: Helping Our Children to Cope

Cindy Terebush | 01.17.2014

One of the greatest gifts we can give to our children is the ability to cope. Much as we would like our children to have stress-free lives, that wish is not realistic. We all experience disappointments, loss and anxiety caused by events that we could not have foreseen or are out of our control. When times are good, it is easy for us to be role models. When we are stressed by family issues or financial challenges, we forget that the children are still taking their cues from us. In fact, those times of hardship and struggle provide us with the greatest learning experiences and they can do the same for our children.When your household is in turmoil, remember that your children are looking to you as an example of adult behavior. We are fortunate to be raising children in an era that encourages communication between adults and children. Coping skills are taught and you can teach them. → Read More

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