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A young person hears the fear in a house even when nobody says anything. If the adults are frightened about their future, they usually take that fear as a verdict on themselves.
If you are the worried parent, you do not have to perform calm. It works better to say the true version out loud: I am anxious about this, the…
Some people genuinely do not feel time passing. There is now, and there is not now, and the hour in between goes missing. That is a difference in perception rather than a comment on how much someone cares.
Worth saying plainly in a family where lateness has turned into a moral argument. A person who is never on time may be honestly surprised each…
Help lands best at the moment and in the place the behaviour is actually needed. A skill taught in a quiet room on Tuesday rarely turns up in a noisy classroom on Thursday.
Which means the teacher standing there at the time is in the strongest position of anyone, and the parent at the kitchen table is next. Someone…
A school to home report works daily for younger children and weekly for older ones. The point is to close the gap between what happened at school and anything that follows at home.
A young child cannot hold a week of behaviour in mind, so a week later means nothing to them. A teenager can, and daily can feel like surveillance.…
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