Barb Grady explains the job of parenting.
Archive for category Positive Discipline
What’s Our Job?
Jan 14
Judy Arnall, author of the bestselling, “Discipline Without Distress” book, discusses how to discipline children without using punishments, time-outs, spankings, consequences or bribery.
Competent Giants
Dec 31
As Jane introduces the Competent Giant Activity she explains how children are always making decisions and that these decisions impact their lives more than nature or nurture. This is a very powerful activity that really gets to the heart of what children are learning when their parents are making mistakes while parenting them in the name of love. It makes a strong case for why parenting with Positive Discipline is a must if you want to encourage and empower your children. The Competent Giant is an activity we often do even with large and small groups. It is an activity you might want to do for a short demonstration to promote your classes. www.positivediscipline.com
I am a student teacher and this is what I think I will have work on. I am good dealing with individuals. Any ideas
Self Control and the Brain
Dec 16
How does the brain work and how can you teach kids to be self regulated?
Positive Discipline Reception
Emily Laurie gives talk at Global Summit on Ending Corporal Punishment and Promoting Positive Discipline, Dallas, TX, June 2-4, 2011. Addressing Encouraging Positive Discipline in Schools Worldwide.
