Shame on You

Shaming your children can have lifelong negative consequences
Parents engage in shaming in an attempt to control their children’s behavior, but it can have lifelong damaging effects.
Why is shaming so damaging?
Watch this video and Jenny will explain:
- Why shaming is so bad for your child
- How easily we fall into the trap of shaming our children
- How we can avoid this in a few easy steps
0:38 Are you shaming your child without even knowing?
2:15 What is shaming?
3:08 How does shaming affect our child?
4:04 Different types of shaming
5:38 Is shaming justifiable?
7:26 Why do we shame our children?
9:15 Tips to help you break the cycle
Discipline the Montessori Way • DISCIPLINE THE MONTESS...
Time In or Time Out
• Time Out or Time In
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[@mirasoldelacruz_83]

Thanks so much, as a mom and a pre-K teacher, this is really a big help. 💓💓💓

[@SunshineTeachersTraining]

You are so welcome!

[@tiara.larasatii]

As a kindergarten teacher i totally agree with you

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Thank you and thanks for watch

[@crystalfrye8554]

Incredible video… thank you 😊❤️

[@SunshineTeachersTraining]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@rebeccanjue1097]

A great one..very useful.

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Thanks for watching

[@liliancharles476]

That's true. Thanks for the lesson.

[@SunshineTeachersTraining]

You're welcome

[@hebanisah7821]

Thank u mam for such a nice video...Could u plz portray the story behind "how the children in casa started reading books"

[@SunshineTeachersTraining]

You're very welcome! 😊 I'm glad you enjoyed the video. The story of how children in the Casa (Montessori preschool) environment start reading books is a fascinating journey that highlights the Montessori approach to language development. In the Montessori Casa environment, the process of learning to read is gradual and individualized, and it often unfolds something like this: Phonemic Awareness: Initially, children are introduced to the sounds of letters through various Montessori materials like the Sandpaper Letters and the Moveable Alphabet. They learn to associate each letter with its corresponding sound. Phonetic Reading: After mastering letter sounds, children progress to blending these sounds together to form simple words. Montessori materials like the Pink Series and Blue Series provide a structured approach to phonetic reading. Word Building: Children create words using letter cards and eventually move on to forming short phrases and sentences. This hands-on approach allows them to understand the mechanics of language. Reading Comprehension: As children become more proficient in reading, they transition to reading simple books and stories with a focus on comprehension. They learn to understand and discuss the content of the text. Expanding Vocabulary: Montessori classrooms are rich in vocabulary development materials, and children are encouraged to explore new words and their meanings. Choice and Independence: Throughout this process, children are encouraged to choose their reading materials based on their interests, fostering a love for reading and exploration. The Montessori approach emphasizes that children learn at their own pace and that there's no rush to push them into reading before they are developmentally ready. It's a gradual and joyful journey where children discover the magic of language and reading on their own terms.

[@sandracastillo7916]

You always talk the truth. ❤️

[@SunshineTeachersTraining]

Thank you

[@juvelyncol-iteng6586]

What other things to do in case the child wont take any of the options and will keep playing the ball inside inspite of being told many times?

[@SunshineTeachersTraining]

You can have a consequence. If you continue to play with the ball indoors then I will have to put the ball away.

[@lizpi1924]

Thanks

[@SunshineTeachersTraining]

Thanks too

[@geethagopal6072]

Great effort

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Thanks a lot