Children repeatedly praised for their inherent intelligence, in contrast to praise for their effort or the use of good strategies, are at risk for negative consequences of that praise. If your ...
It’s hard to find anything negative to say about praise. After all, the very definition of the word refers to things like “admiration” and “approval.” Good stuff for any child, right? Common sense ...
From Isaac Watts to Shane & Shane, songwriters have seen the power of music for the minds of young believers. In the preface to Divine and Moral Songs for Children, a collection of songs and verse ...
This column briefly mentions suicide. If you or someone you know is in crisis and needs immediate help, contact the following organizations: - National Suicide Prevention Lifeline, call or text 988 or ...
In ‘Mindset: The New Psychology of Success,’ psychologist Carol Dweck reveals the right way to recognize children’s accomplishments for long-term success. Many parents with the best intentions ...
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We should praise our children less, not more
Growing up, I was often praised for my memory. ‘You never forget anything,’ my dad would say, proudly pointing it out to teachers, family friends, and other adults we met. I remember their faces ...
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