My attempt to write something
Several months ago I went to a training session "How Japanese bring up their children". I have two small kids and sometimes they give me hard time. Even though they are the best children for me.
I have learnt two things at the training that I am using with my kids.
The first one: if I want to develop a good habit in my kid I should praise him taking three steps: 1. smile and show my joy 2. say with the words what exactly I like. "Well done!" is not enough. It should be something like "I am very happy that you washed all dishes". 3. hug, kiss or pet. We were explained that it is important to use all three perceivers: audial, visual and kinesthetic.
I use this approach when I remember it. I have noticed that my daughter likes it and tries harder to do her work. I think I will also like if I am praised in this way.
The second one: it is important to ask a child about his/her feelings... to be continued
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My attempt to write something
Several months ago I went to a training session, "How the Japanese bring up their children". I have two small kids and sometimes they give me a hard time, even though they are the best children for me.I have learnt two things at the training that I am using with my kids.
The first one: if I want to develop a good habit in my kid I should praise him or her taking three steps: 1. smile and show my joy 2. describe what exactly I like. "Well done!" is not enough. It should be something like, "I am very happy that you washed all dishes". 3. hug, kiss or pet. We were told that it is important to use all three perceivers: audial, visual and kinesthetic.
I use this approach when I remember it. I have noticed that my daughter likes it and tries harder to do her work. I think I would also like to be praised in this way.
The second one: it is important to ask a child about his/her feelings... to be continued.
Just a few errors here and there in your notebook entree. All of them are fairly minor errors. I have one suggestion, learnt is an appropriate word to use in this context, but it is more common to use "learned". If I'm not mistaken, "learnt" is more commonly used in British English, but not in many other places. If you have any other questions about what I changed, feel free to message me. I'm always happy to help! Best wishes on your language learning journey!
Josh
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My attempt to write something
Several months ago I went to a training session 'How the Japanese bring up their children'. I have two small kids and sometimes they give me a hard time. Even though they are the best children for me.I have learnt two things at the training that I am using with my kids.
The first one: if I want my kid to develop a good habit I should praise him with three steps: 1. smile and show my joy 2. say with the words what exactly I like, "Well done!" is not enough. It should be something like "I am very happy that you washed all the dishes". 3. hug, kiss or pet. We were explained that it is important to use the three learning styles: audial, visual and kinesthetic.
I use this approach when I remember it. I have noticed that my daughter likes it and tries harder to do her work. I think I will also like if I am praised in this way.
The second one: it is important to ask a child about his/her feelings... to be continued
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