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Family Confidential - Annie Fox 01-28-2014
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Annie Fox, M.Ed. is an internationally respected educator with 30+ years experience in the area of children’s social and emotional learning. In 1996 Annie dreamed up the idea for The InSite, a place “for teens and young adults to turn their world around.” For 3 years she served as creator, designer, writer, and executive producer of that award-winning site. One of The InSite’s most popular features was Hey Terra, a Cyberspace Dear Abby. Annie’s latest book Teaching Kids to Be Good People (Oct. 2012) offers wisdom, wit, plus a practical guide to navigating 21st century parenting challenges to raising kids with a moral compass. Her other books include: Too Stressed to Think?, the Middle School Confidential book and app series, and the Raymond and Sheila picture books series. Through her public events for kids, tweens, teens, parents, and educators, Annie continues working toward her goal of empowering young people through increased self-awareness, emotional intelligence skills, and stress-reduction strategies.
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