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| use what works for the specific child, not what works for all |
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| read, listen, understand normal development, reward good behavior, respect, be consistent, follow through, ect. |
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| Treat children ----- because it is impossible to treat them ----- |
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-easy for parents
-absolute obedience
-no excuses
-threats, yelling, physical force
-degrade, blame
-punishment doesn't fit crime
-think for kids
-doesn't work well--can't handle freedom |
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-lots of freedom
-child makes own decisions
-child is independent |
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-not responsive to childrens need
-not demanding good or proper behaviors
-just don't seem to care |
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-reward good behavior
-model respect
-listen to kids
-know where kid is
-praise sparingly
-discipline only when you have to
-consequences should fit and teach
-follow through |
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| research on successful adults |
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-fathers active in lives
-lots of time talking to parents
-interest in reading
-father emphasized school
-time alone, independent
-parents don't spank, value good judgement
-strong mothers--sucess to children |
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| successful parenting for special needs children |
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-internal strenghts
-satisfaction with other parts of life
-specific needs of child
-health of parents
-other children, support
-ability to deal with stress
-good decision making |
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| before birth to four years |
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| social attachment and control |
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| start at birth- two years old |
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| second language and linguistics |
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| start at birth to 9 years old |
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