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Raising and Praising Boys
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- Nombre de pages240
- FormatePub
- ISBN978-1-4090-0437-0
- EAN9781409004370
- Date de parution28/07/2010
- Protection num.Adobe DRM
- Infos supplémentairesepub
- ÉditeurEbury Digital
Résumé
One of the biggest lessons we have learnt in the last few decades is that it is valuable, important and effective to praise children. Children respond much better to encouragement than they do to punishment, which is why praising them is considered fundamental in helping them develop self-esteem and strong self-belief. However, the wrong kind of praise can do more harm than good, creating children who lose all sense of rational judgement and are too readily wrong-footed when they meet difficulty.
In this practical, common-sense guide, Elizabeth Hartley-Brewer shows parents why understanding and acknowledging boys' sensibilities is the key to knowing how to award their sons with the right sort of praise. Using insightful, accessible tips, she reveals:- why boys need regular but small doses of positive feedback to prevent them from becoming distracted or losing focus in their work- what makes the father/son relationship instrumental in ensuring boys receive the right praise- why female approval may have less value in the eyes of young boys than male approval
In this practical, common-sense guide, Elizabeth Hartley-Brewer shows parents why understanding and acknowledging boys' sensibilities is the key to knowing how to award their sons with the right sort of praise. Using insightful, accessible tips, she reveals:- why boys need regular but small doses of positive feedback to prevent them from becoming distracted or losing focus in their work- what makes the father/son relationship instrumental in ensuring boys receive the right praise- why female approval may have less value in the eyes of young boys than male approval
One of the biggest lessons we have learnt in the last few decades is that it is valuable, important and effective to praise children. Children respond much better to encouragement than they do to punishment, which is why praising them is considered fundamental in helping them develop self-esteem and strong self-belief. However, the wrong kind of praise can do more harm than good, creating children who lose all sense of rational judgement and are too readily wrong-footed when they meet difficulty.
In this practical, common-sense guide, Elizabeth Hartley-Brewer shows parents why understanding and acknowledging boys' sensibilities is the key to knowing how to award their sons with the right sort of praise. Using insightful, accessible tips, she reveals:- why boys need regular but small doses of positive feedback to prevent them from becoming distracted or losing focus in their work- what makes the father/son relationship instrumental in ensuring boys receive the right praise- why female approval may have less value in the eyes of young boys than male approval
In this practical, common-sense guide, Elizabeth Hartley-Brewer shows parents why understanding and acknowledging boys' sensibilities is the key to knowing how to award their sons with the right sort of praise. Using insightful, accessible tips, she reveals:- why boys need regular but small doses of positive feedback to prevent them from becoming distracted or losing focus in their work- what makes the father/son relationship instrumental in ensuring boys receive the right praise- why female approval may have less value in the eyes of young boys than male approval
