How to Get Involved
By Alexandra Kay
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With as busy as we all are today, it can be hard to take an active role in the community. But getting involved–and teaching your kids to get involved – is an important part of being a successful community member, says Ilene Dillon, a marriage and family therapist and author of the book Born to Learn .
So don’t wait until she’s all grown up to start teaching her how to take part. Teach her now by becoming an active participant yourself in your community, at school, and in your home. Here’s how you can join in:
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