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Parenting Recap!
Children’s Needs
• Effective parents provide for their children’s physical needs, emotional and social needs, and intellectual needs.
• Sometimes learning from mistakes
Parenting Styles
• Parenting= caring for children and helping them develop in the 4 area’s; physically, emotionally, socially, and intellectually.
• Authoritarian, assertive-democratic, and permissive.
• Are both of your parents the same type? What do you hope to be?
Parenting Styles
• Authoritarian= children obey parents without question.
• Authoritative (Assertive-Democratic)= children have more input in rules and limits of home. Learning responsibility is important.
• Permissive= parents give children a wide range of freedom.
• May use more than one depending on the issue
Guide Children’s Behavior
• Children need to be taught what is acceptable, what is not acceptable, and what is expected of them.
• Guidance promotes security and positive self-esteem.
Guide Children’s Behavior
• Young children will gradually develop a conscience.
• Parents should model the behavior they want to see in their children.
• Praise appropriate behaviors
Guide Children’s Behavior
• Parents must give effective directions and set limits.
• Parents must deal effectively with inappropriate behavior.
Parenting in other cultures
• What do American parents do differently from other cultures?
• Lets think about our society first• Values and traditions
Vocabulary
• Deprivation= a lack of the critical needs and encouraging environment that are essential for physical, emotional and intellectual well-being
• Parenting style= the way parents and other caregivers care for and discipline children
Vocabulary
• Guidance= using firmness and understanding to help children learn how to behave.
• Self-discipline= The ability of children to control their own behavior.
• Conscience= An inner sense of what is right.
Vocabulary
• Positive reinforcement= A response that encourages a particular behavior.
• Negative reinforcement= A response aimed at strengthening desired behavior by removing an unpleasant trigger.
• Time-out= When a child is removed from the group, perhaps by being required to sit in a special chair for a short period of time.
Vocabulary
• Vital= Necessary; extremely important and necessary.
• Venture= To proceed; to presume or dare to do something.
• Dispute= Quarrel. • Consistent= Continually the same.