Parenting

We can consider 5 procedures in point program: 1. Specify exactly the behavior that can earn a point. Example completing 15 minutes of your homework, going to bed by 8pm, packing your toys. 2. Chose medium...

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Point Program is a system of using points to reward a positive behavior. A child gets points anytime a positive behavior is achieved. It is one of the several methods that we can use...

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Amidu is a five year-old boy from Ghana. Anytime he wants something, he whines instead of asking politely. The parents are worried about this crying behavior. How can you use planned ignoring to stop...

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We are discussing attending and planned ignoring as parenting tools. We are advised to attend to positive behaviors and ignore negative behaviors. Planned ignoring is a systematic way of ignoring negative behavior of a child,...

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We are going to discuss attending and planned ignoring as parenting tools. We are advised to attend to positive behaviors and ignore negative behaviors in children. *Attending* Our brain is fashioned to pay attention to negative...

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Happy Father's Day to All fathers here. We at Dakota Edutablets partner you to raise your kids. In our ABC Parenting, we have gone through Antecedents (A) and behavior ( changing tools such as shaping,...

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Enyonam is a nine year-old girl. The parents believe in giving and sharing. They dwell on the principles of God: giving His only begotten Son in order to receive many children. But Enyonam is...

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Behavioural modeling is a way of changing behavior through learning by example or observation. We do something and this serves as examples for our children. Therefore are two types: Accidental and Systematic Modeling *The Parents...

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Behavioural modeling is a way of changing behavior through learning by example or observation. We do something and this serves as examples for our children. If you ever ask your middle school or pre-adolescent...

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Kwaku is a seven year old boy. He is careless when playing with peers and siblings. Whether you are infront or back, he may push you when playing with you. This at times results...

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