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You’ve heard the term "Helicopter Parent." They're the moms and dads who hover low over their children, ready to swoop in for a rescue whenever the going gets tough. But kids learn best when they’re allowed to try things on their own, even if it means occasionally failing.To see where you fly on the helicopter spectrum—too low, just right, or totally off course—answer these questions.
1. The teacher calls to tell me my child has been disruptive in class. I:
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