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Hi, I'm Nicholeen Peck, and I am joined here today with my son.
My older son Quinton, I am so excited Quinn for you to be here.
And today, we're going to be talking about how to praise children effectively
It is a wonderful thing that you are looking into how to effectively praise children better. Just so
you know, that's a part of a praise. In this video, we're gonna to be talking about, praise that is not effective.
But then, we're also going to be sharing 3 things that you can do to make your praises effective.
So Quinn, "Yeah". I want to just talk to you a little bit about what types of praise, have you
noticed is not as effective as maybe how you were raise? Sure, growing up I had the opportunity to
play a lot of sports, and I think this brings true for a lot of people. You grew up playing sports
and there's a lot of praise, there's a lot of passion. You want people to perform well, and so
your coaches and your teammates will all try to praise each other and get everybody motivated, right?
But one thing that happens especially in sports and then translates to home environments
and stuff because that's all the people know. Is the praise, is very passionate but not very
specific and so so you'll give this person like, "Good job! that's what I want to see", "That's great!"
but it's not very effective. I love that tip I think that's really good. Because effective praise
should be specific praise, right? So, there's the vague stuff that's like, "Thank you", "Great job", "You're awesome".
You know, something like that where how do you duplicate you're awesome. I can't be awesome
all the time you know, or something. But I also feel like it just doesn't teach as much. So appraise
is meant to teach people and I think that's a big thing. It shows gratitude sometimes which is great,
and it's a time to connect with another person. But it's also a time to teach somebody something.
/ˈCHanl/
Narrow passage through which water travels. To dig a long hole for carrying water.
/prāz/
expression of admiration or approval. To express approval of something or someone.
/spəˈsifik/
Concerning one particular thing or kind of thing. medicine or remedy effective in treating particular disease.
exactly like something else. one of two or more identical things. To make an exact copy of a thing.