Insights on Families
Insights for couples, parents, children, and other family members
How to Motivate a Grumpy Child to Complete Homework Assignments
Research has revealed that many students don’t like to complete homework assignments. It’s hard to believe, I know, but sometimes children would rather do something completely different. As de facto partners with school teachers, parents and guardians have little choice but to encourage their children to complete their homework assignments, regardless of whether or not the assignments appeal to their child’s temperament or skill set. When these situations occur, you’ve got to know how to motivate your reluctant and grumpy children. Fortunately, with a properly packed temperament toolbox, this task won’t be nearly as challenging for you as it will be for your unfortunate neighbors.
How to Deal with a Moody Child’s Reluctance to Do Chores
We all know that parenting children is one of life’s greatest joys and challenges. Trying to transform these young skulls of mush into happy and productive adults isn’t as easy as it seems. In our families, like in other team situations we are a part of, we are often confronted with situations that require us to step back and see a situation from all sides. This article will examine a common problem in many households: how to persuade a child to do chores.
How to Be a Proactive Agent of Change and Make the World a Better Place
The evidence is overwhelming for the need to be more proactive and do something to solve the problems that afflict our society. From failed personal relationships to the rise in dropouts and criminal activity, many problems can be diminished or eliminated entirely once we begin to use our understanding of human personality to improve our interpersonal interactions. This article reveals some tools that can help improve our own lives and the lives of those around us.
