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When we talk about what can I do for my child or what are the conversations I should be having at home with my ninth or tenth grader, of course it's obvious to talk about the importance of

them keeping up their grades and doing their schoolwork, but it's also engaging your

son or daughter in conversations about what are their interests, what are their curiosities.

And I always hesitate to use the word passion.

Certainly some students have a passion, sometimes multiple, but I think even

there's a lot of adults in the world who may not have a passion and that's why I try to take that pressure off of students when we have those conversations.

Welcome to Tilt Parenting, a podcast featuring interviews and conversations aimed at inspiring,

informing, and supporting parents raising differently wire kids.

I'm Debbie Reaver, your host, and today's an important episode for listeners with kids in middle school or high school,

because we are going to be talking about university admissions.

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