"The best way to look at life skills is to think about the fundamental psychological needs of our children," Hunter Gehlbach, research advisor at the education technology company Panorama Education and a professor and faculty lead of the PhD program at the Johns Hopkins School of Education, tells TODAY.com.
It can be hard for parents to step back as their child leaves for college, after years of being their human alarm clock, organizing after-school activities and overseeing homework.
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