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How much emphasis should I put on grades?
March 20, 2017
Grades are not a perfect measure of intelligence or effort.
A reward system with frequent, positive reinforcement is more effective than a cash reward at the end of the term.
Keep your child’s learning style, special needs, and schedule in mind when you decide how to handle poor grades.
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Spanking doesn’t work; here’s what does
December 22, 2014
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Learning more effective and less risky forms of discipline ahead of time can help you avoid spanking.
Clearly establishing reasonable expectations and making it fun to be good can help prevent bad behavior.
Discipline works best when everybody is calm and thinking clearly: taking some time to calm down can help everybody clear their head.
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