Posted on Feb 1, 2016
Sesame Street Launches New Resource For Transitioning Families
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RP Members what do you think - good or bad idea?
In an effort to help transitioning service members, Sesame Street launched a new military family resource.
In continuing its 11-year commitment to military families, Sesame Workshop announced its newest resource, “Sesame Street for Military Families: Transitions.”
According to a release, the resources feature Elmo and Rosita “with success strategies for every member of a family facing the major milestone of leaving military service.”
This is another in a line of free military resources from Sesame Workshop, with support from the Bristol-Myers Squibb Foundation. Others include relocation and feelings applications for mobile phones.
In an effort to help transitioning service members, Sesame Street launched a new military family resource.
In continuing its 11-year commitment to military families, Sesame Workshop announced its newest resource, “Sesame Street for Military Families: Transitions.”
According to a release, the resources feature Elmo and Rosita “with success strategies for every member of a family facing the major milestone of leaving military service.”
This is another in a line of free military resources from Sesame Workshop, with support from the Bristol-Myers Squibb Foundation. Others include relocation and feelings applications for mobile phones.
Sesame Street Launches New Resource For Transitioning Families
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That is a very big character in the picture COL Mikel J. Burroughs. I have doubts that Public Television's Sesame Street would be a good source for resources for the families of transitioning service member families.
Sesame Street has worked best with "shows" and skis with broad appeal. The families of transitioning service members as well as those who move every 2 or three years are unique. I would prefer church, synagogue, temple, mosque and local civics groups be the primary external groups to help transitioning families as well as the children for those families that move very 2 or 3 years.
Sesame Street has worked best with "shows" and skis with broad appeal. The families of transitioning service members as well as those who move every 2 or three years are unique. I would prefer church, synagogue, temple, mosque and local civics groups be the primary external groups to help transitioning families as well as the children for those families that move very 2 or 3 years.
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I actually like the idea. Transitioning is difficult for everyone in the family since it generally means moving; even if they are staying near base the kids have to change schools. Any little bit helps.
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