Stop comparing children, Stop pressurising for good grades; let them be happy

‪@reenusharma2470‬
Comparing children based on their academic performance is harmful because it can negatively impact their self-esteem, create unnecessary pressure, and hinder their individual development; instead, focus on celebrating each child's unique strengths and progress at their own pace.
Why comparing children for studies is detrimental:
Lowers self-esteem:
When a child constantly hears they are not as good as others, it can damage their confidence and sense of self-worth.
Creates stress and anxiety:
The pressure to constantly perform better than others can lead to excessive stress and anxiety in children.
Focuses on external validation:
When a child's worth is measured solely by grades, it can discourage intrinsic motivation to learn.
Ignores individual differences:
Every child learns at their own pace and has different strengths and weaknesses, making direct comparisons unfair.
Encourage a growth mindset:
Foster a belief that effort and learning can improve skills, rather than focusing on innate talent.
Communicate openly:
Talk to your child about their studies, understand their challenges, and offer support without comparing them to others.
Focus on the learning process:
Value the effort and strategies a child uses to approach their studies, not just the final grade.
#studymotivation #encouragement #support #understanding #trust #creativity #stopcomparing #motivation #acceptance #failures
‪@reenusharma2470‬

[@divyesh_rathod11]

Thank you mam