volt nekem egyszer egy olyan könyvem (sajnos nem magyarul) ami egy százas gyűjtemény volt ebben a témában: hogyan dicsérheted a diákokat? (mintha láttam volna a nagytakarításkor, de könyvespolcaink még nincsenek, és nem akarom ismét szétszedni a dobozos tornyot)
ezért gondoltam, keresek a neten ilyen felsorolást, biztosan találok (mit nem találhatunk ott, ugye)
rengeteg százas gyűjtemény van - oké, csak jó sok- angolul. még keresni fogom magyarul is, ám addig is bemásolok egyet, (vagy meglátom, hányat.) talán majd nekifogok írni is ilyet. magamnak, természetesen.
itt a link, ahonnét származik a százas gyűjtemény: http://www.parentingwithdignity.com/pwd/press_room/parents_nkids_12_01/index.htm
Here is a list of ways that we can show our love for our children; and remember - spouses can benefit from the same loving actions!
- Notice them... get caught staring at them-even throw in a wink.
- Answer their questions with full attention at eye level.
- Create traditions and fight for them.
- Laugh at their jokes.
- Include them in your jokes. (If that makes you uncomfortable, Maybe you ought to change the jokes you tell.)
- Smile a lot
- Acknowledge them with a heartfelt "Good morning!" and a "Hi!" when you see them.
- Discuss their dreams (nightmares included.)
- Be relaxed in their presence. Just sit with them.
- Say their names.
- Contribute to their collections.
- Hide surprises for them to find.
- Kneel, squat, sit so that you are at their eye level.
- Go and find them at unexpected times.
- Play outside together.
- Surprise them.
- Remember their birthdays and other significant days in their lives. ("This was the day that you took your first step, trip to the doctor, etc.)
- Ask them about themselves.
- When they ask your advice give them options.
- Listen to the answers.
- Stay with them when they are afraid.
- Notice when they are absent.
- Follow them when they lead.
- Play with them... Adults can start the water balloon fight!
- Expect their best... and accept that it is not perfection.
- Be available.
- Do what they like to do.
- Share their excitement.
- Be honest.
- Be sincere.
- Include them in conversations.
- Brag about them when they don't think you know they are listening.
- Call them from work.
- Eat meals together.
- Plan discussion topics for dinner and announce them ahead of time.
- Tell them what your expectations are for their behavior.
- Practice the behaviors with them before they are in the situation.
- Introduce them to adults and tell the adult something of significance about them.
- Help to see mistakes as learning opportunities and not failures.
- Tape record messages to them.
- Tape record them.
- Video tape them just being themselves... like during one of those dinner conversations.
- Write them letters and send them in the mail.
- Go places together... take them along on errands.
- Build something together.
- Give them jobs at home that require thought and planning.
- Welcome their suggestions and use them.
- Make decisions together.
- When you make decisions for them include them in your thought processes.
- Help them to take stands on moral and ethical issues and then stand with them.
- Hug them.
- Set boundaries but help them to understand the reasons for them.
- Believe what they say.
- Tackle new tasks together.
- Cheer for their accomplishments.
- Encourage them to help others and recognize them when they do.
- Create a safe environment for them.
- Share secrets.
- Laugh
- Stop and enjoy time together. Even a minute at the bathroom sink.
- Be consistent but flexible.
- Praise loudly, criticize softly.
- Let them act their age.
- Tell them about yourself.
- Tell them what you believe and why you believe it.
- Help them to become an expert at something.
- Laugh.
- Ask their opinion about things.
- Show that you are excited to see them.
- Let them tell you how they feel.
- Display their artwork around the house... nicely framed.
- Thank them!
- Smile at them constantly.
- Keep promises... even small ones. In there eyes they are all the same size.
- Laugh
- Find a common interest.
- Let them pick the music and listen to it with them.
- Apologize when you've done something wrong.
- Hold hands.
- Take a walk.
- Read aloud together.
- Read moral literature and help them understand it.
- Use your ears more than your mouth.
- Show up at events.
- Learn from them and let them know what you learned.
- Tell them how terrific they are.
- Always suggest a better behavior when they have chosen an inappropriate one.
- Laugh.
- Be nice.
- Look them in the eye when you talk to them.
- Give them space when they need it.
- Use the car as interaction time.
- Tell them how much you like being with them.
- Develop a "secret word" for your family.
- Meet their friends.
- Meet their friends parents.
- Admit it when you make a mistake.
- Be honest
- Give them a private nickname and don't use it in front of others. (let them do the same with you.)
- Above all laugh, Laugh, LAUGH, and laugh some more.
van itt egy másik sorozat is, hogyan dicsérni a gyereket százféleképpen:
101 Ways to Praise Kids!
- That's Incredible!
- How Extraordinary!
- You're Very Talented!
- Outstanding Performance!
- Far Out!
- Great!
- Very Brave!
- Marvelous!
- I Can't Get Over It!
- Wonderful!
- You Figured It Out!
- You Should Be Proud!
- Amazing Effort!
- Unbelievable Work!
- You're the Greatest!
- Phenomenal!
- You've Got It!
- Superb!
- How Original!
- You're Special!
- Cool!
- Excellent!
- Congratulations!
- Your Project is First Rate!
- Way To Go!
- You've Outdone Yourself!
- You're Super!
- Thumbs Up!
- What A Great Listener!
- Your Help Counts!
- You Make Me Smile!
- You Came Through!
- Terrific!
- You Tried Hard!
- You're A Pleasure To Know!
- Fabulous!
- Your Effort Really Shows!
- You Made It Happen!
- What A Genius!
- You're A Real Trooper!
- It Couldn't Be Better!
- Bravo!
- You're A Champ!
- You're Unique!
- Exceptional!
- You Set A Good Example!
- Right On!
- Fantastic Work!
- Breathtaking!
- Keep Up The Good Work!
- Clever!
- Awesome!
- I Knew You Had It In You!
- You've Made Progress!
- Magnificent!
- Your Work Is Out of Sight!
- What An Imagination!
- It's Everything I Hoped For!
- Brilliant!
- Stupendous!
- You're Sensational!
- Very Good!
- You're A-OK!
- You Made The Difference!
- Good For You!
- A+ Work!
- You're So Kind!
- Take A Bow!
- Super Job!
- How Thoughtful of You!
- You're Sharp!
- Nice Going!
- Class Act!
- Well Done!
- Thanks For Helping!
- You're Inspiring!
- How Artistic!
- You Go The Extra Mile!
- You've Earned My Respect!
- Hooray For You!
- You're A Joy!
- You're A Shining Star!
- You're #1!
- You're Amazing!
- What A Great Idea!
- Great Answer!
- Great Discovery!
- Extra Special Work!
- You Deserve A Hug
- You're Getting Better!
- Wow!
- You're Tops!
- You're Catching On!
- You're Neat!
- You're Very Responsible!
- You've Got What It Takes!
- Spectacular Work!
- You're A Winner!
- Thanks For Caring!
- Beautiful!
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