Stop asking children these seven questions (and ask these instead)—Ozan Varol

Stop asking children these seven questions (and ask these instead)—Ozan Varol

Ozan Varol writes a nice thinker on really connecting and engaging with your kids. When your child gets home from school, try: "How were you helpful today?" Here's a teaser from the piece:

"I’m a professor and, over the past seven years, I’ve learned a few things for encouraging students to think differently.

"What follows is a list of seven questions parents typically ask their children. I’ll explain why parents should stop asking these questions and what they should ask instead."

What he suggests respects the child's ideas and contributes to a growth mindset.

If Happiness is the Goal for Teens, Screen Limits are the Path—Screen Free Parenting

If Happiness is the Goal for Teens, Screen Limits are the Path—Screen Free Parenting

The Toxic Effects of Shaming Children—Creative Child

The Toxic Effects of Shaming Children—Creative Child