[etni] fw: re: praise
- From: "Ask" <ask@xxxxxxxx>
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- Date: Sun, 8 Jan 2006 22:17:42 +0200
From: "Aviva Shapiro" - <alshapirose@xxxxxxxxxxx>
Subject: praise
LEV WROTE:
It does not look like food for thought to me - it looks more like
wishful thinking. The whole concept is a product of the
politically-correct society with little-to-no sense of responsibility,
of no connection between performance and assessment. I wonder
how many Brits (the article comes from Britain, right?) really
appreciate that sort of approach. Most will probably say it's a
good way of spoiling a child.
Hi Lev, I think you should try praise and not be such
a skeptic. IT is not wishful thinking !!! IT has worked for me
both with kids and adults.EVERYONE likes to get praised
(including ME) and from my experience it's one of the
best ways to change ANY behavior. And why would it spoil
someone to hear something good about himself !!!!
Good Luck.
Aviva
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