Children repeatedly praised for their inherent intelligence, in contrast to praise for their effort or the use of good strategies, are at risk for negative consequences of that praise. If your ...
It’s hard to find anything negative to say about praise. After all, the very definition of the word refers to things like “admiration” and “approval.” Good stuff for any child, right? Common sense ...
Children need praise. They need to hear that they did well, that their effort mattered, and that someone noticed. But praise alone cannot build a child’s emotional foundation. In many homes, words ...
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