You may be lucky enough to have a Parenting Class nearby that you can fit into your schedule, but most people have trouble finding parenting classes that are close enough or that work with their schedule. Those people turn to online parenting classes for divorce. Which one will work best?
I just don't want to be bothered right now
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People going through divorce aren't interested in attending a parenting class. They just want to get past this stage of their lives and move on. Parenting Classes are an inconvenience at best. Parents facing a divorce approach any parenting class as one more task to get out of the way before they can move on. These people do not retain information well - unless you can make it easy to retain.
When searching for a Parenting Class For Divorce, see if they have a "Testimonials" page. Read what past students have written. Testimonials will usually say how much the student learned and how easy it was.
I don't need a parenting class
Most parents don't think they need a parenting class. They think a divorce parenting class will be a waste of their time. But, once they find a parenting class that is organized to draw them in and make learning enjoyable, they see mistakes they have made and get very excited when they see that making simple changes to their parenting style results in a happier home life.
When both parents take the class, suddenly they see things in a different light and many of the fights they've been having over the divorce disappear. Hard feelings may linger, but they've learned what is important to fight about and what is important to put behind them. They learn how their bickering affects the kids and affects their own life.
Unfortunately you won't be able to tell how the class is presented until after you register.
In our parenting classes, we have organized it so that you can immediately try a few techniques out on your children. Once parents see how easy it is to achieve positive results so fast, they are eager to complete the class. We use plain English and common scenarios to show our students an easier way. Parents realize that they are learning new skills and the information they are learning is already helping them through this tough time. The last half of the class is devoted to divorce. Since the first part of the class was helpful, more parents are willing to implement the suggested techniques.
I can't afford a parenting class
Nobody wants to pay for something they don't even want to experience. It's like saying "Here, give me fifty bucks and I'll hit your finger with my hammer."
Parents often drag their feet and finally (often at the last minute), register for a Parenting Class For Divorce. Now, it's crunch time. They have to finish this class before the court date.
Let's be honest. You are not going to learn much when you rush through a class. If you are willing to learn, the cost of the class is well worth it. If you are taking it only to satisfy a court requirement, you may not get your money's worth in learning. If you wait until the last minute, you should consider going back over the class when you have more time. Don't waste the money you spent on your parenting class.
I think in-person parenting classes are better than online parenting classes
Then you should attend an in-person class. Some people do better with an in-person learning experience. There are some very good in-person classes out there (we offer one).
One problem I have found with in-person classes is you can only learn what is offered. Sometimes these classes move too fast to sink in. I attended an in-person class given by a local service. The very first words out of the instructor's mouth were, "I know you don't want to be here. This is supposed to be a four hour class. If we move very quickly, we can be out of here in two."
Everyone left the class with a certificate. I doubt that anyone learned anything. Again, if you have to pay for a class, you should walk away with something that will help you.
Choosing a parenting class for divorce can be a challenge. When you look for one, keep in mind that you will learn something if you give yourself the time and the open mind necessary.
How to Choose a Parenting Class For Divorce
Focus On Kids offers online divorce parenting classes with guaranteed certificates of completion. Not only do you learn new techniques to make your relationship with your children much more enjoyable, you will complete your court requirements in your own time and in the privacy of your own home. Available 24/7, you control your time. Log in when you've got the time.
Nationally approved, our parenting classes are backed by a 100% money back guarantee. If your court does not accept the certificate, we will refund your money!
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