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http:// www.dai lymail. co.uk/n ews/art icle-60 06403/S tepmoth er-teen ager-gr oup-cov ered-di sabled- woman-f lour-eg gs-not- tearawa y.html
Tearaway doesn't go far enough to describe such nasty behaviour. What sorts of attitudes at home are influencing these young people?
Tearaway doesn't go far enough to describe such nasty behaviour. What sorts of attitudes at home are influencing these young people?
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.What really needs to be done is to converse and interact with these boys in an honest attempt to understand their psyches and draw out their hidden demons and fears. They must be made to understand that they are not alone in their misunderstanding of the complexities of modern society and it's utter failure to meet their expectations. We must treat them with compassion, understanding, and instill in them the desire and drive to blah, blah, bleeding blah.............
Sqad and Danny....in a way you are correct. The children I worked with whose names I now see regularly in the local paper's crime section are those who were both punished and indulged.
The punishment usually came in the form of a clout or a beating from a parent.....sometimes drunk.....when the child annoyed them. It wasn't consistent nor was it a suitable punishment.
Those same children were often also indulged....(not sure if in the way you mean). They were neither taught nor expected to respect or obey adults either in school or their neighbourhood.....they were given into easily when they whined for the latest.....whatever the latest was....
They were indulged by having no rules to live by because that was easier for their parents.
And of course when a parent was brought into school we were told in no uncertain terms that he/she wasn't a naughty child...in fact a little angel who made a mistake.....got into the wrong group....was led astray....
My grandchildren are grown up and I'm now a step great-grandma....and I too feel for that generation.... :-(
The punishment usually came in the form of a clout or a beating from a parent.....sometimes drunk.....when the child annoyed them. It wasn't consistent nor was it a suitable punishment.
Those same children were often also indulged....(not sure if in the way you mean). They were neither taught nor expected to respect or obey adults either in school or their neighbourhood.....they were given into easily when they whined for the latest.....whatever the latest was....
They were indulged by having no rules to live by because that was easier for their parents.
And of course when a parent was brought into school we were told in no uncertain terms that he/she wasn't a naughty child...in fact a little angel who made a mistake.....got into the wrong group....was led astray....
My grandchildren are grown up and I'm now a step great-grandma....and I too feel for that generation.... :-(
It's harder to parent if you don't hit. It means you have to sit down and explain everything. You have to stick to your chosen punishments without giving in. It would be much easier just to give them a slap but, imo, counter productive.
Fear doesn't breed respect. Respect is learnt, earned and taught.
Fear doesn't breed respect. Respect is learnt, earned and taught.
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