#Shorts How to Use Specific Praise to Improve a Child's Behavior

#Shorts Specific praise is effective because it tells our children exactly what they did well. When this praise is direct, kids are more likely to repeat the positive behavior. "Awesome job setting the table!" Or "I'm so proud of you for making your bed every day this week!" are two examples of specifically praising a job well done.
Courtney Dealy, former teacher, foster parent, and current Boys Town National Training Manager shares more #praise in this video. Find more tools on effective praise by visiting https://www.takingcaretogether.com. #PraiseItOn #TeachLove #TakingCareTogether

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