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Graham Scharf

Graham Scharf is a father, the husband of a developmental pediatrician, and the author of The Apprenticeship of Being Human: Why Early Childhood Parenting Matters to Everyone. He has worked in team development, taught early elementary grades as a NYC Teaching Fellow, co-founded Tumblon.com, and is full-time dad to his 8- and 3-year-old daughters.

Renewing Social Architecture by Building Bridges

A community in which diverse organizations share a common agenda, continually communicate, share data, and employ shared measurement systems is extraordinarily rare. In fact, I've never seen Believe2Become accomplished elsewhere.

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Graham Scharf Sep 10, 2012

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The Essential Story

From what stance can we call others to virtue if our vision of virtue is based on our own self-chosen Story? When someone asks, “Why should I listen to you?” or, in the language of a two-year-old, “Who made you the boss of me?” what can we say?

Graham Scharf Oct 5, 2011

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Liturgies of Life

The vocation of parenting in early childhood is crucially important, both mentally and spiritually. Here are the three keys to healthy child-rearing.

Graham Scharf Aug 14, 2009

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Making connections

The importance of… networking. The two most crucial questions for Christians in the public square: “Who should I know?” and “How can I help you?”

Graham Scharf Jul 17, 2009

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Mind the parenting gap

After three years in the classroom, I knew that the heroic efforts of hard-working teachers would be, at best, a Band-Aid. Enter Tumblon: the only web 2.0 service bridging the gap between parents and schools.