Smash Notes
How Should Mayhem-type Behavior Be Handled
Utilize 3 "R's" of restorative practice: restitution, resolution, and reconciliation. A child must own and fix what they did, determine how they will keep it from happening again, and find a way to heal with the person that has been harmed.
The Knowledge Project with Shane Parrish
·
The Kids Are Worth It
·
at 13:40
·
·Transcript
On this episode
- What Does It Mean To Hold Kids Accountable And Help Them Own Their Decisions Transcript
- What Should A Child Learn Regarding Mistakes Transcript
- How Should Mischief Be Handled Transcript
- How Should Mayhem-type Behavior Be Handled Transcript
- How Should Parents Handle Conflict With Siblings Transcript
- How Can Situations That Are Mean And Cruel Be Dealt With Transcript
- What Tools Can Be Provided To A Child That Is Being Called Names Transcript
- What Tools Could Parents Use For Putting Their Children To Bed Without Incorporating Threats Or Punishment Transcript
- How Should A Parent Respond When A Child Says They Are Being Bullied At School Transcript
- How Should Parents Provide Feedback For Children Transcript
- What Would Age Appropriate Chores Look Like For Children Transcript
- How Can Parents Be Responsible With Children Regarding Social Media Transcript
Related episodes
- Peaceful Parenting
- Inventing the Future
- Extreme Ownership - Run your startup like a Navy SEAL!
- Jonathan Sposato challenges the meaning of the American Dream.
- Aaron Ross, Back Again
- Stefan Weitz on the importance of travel, relationships, and the pursuit of happiness.
- Eric Ries — Psychological Journey of a Founder