The Child His Nature And His Needs
The Child His Nature And His Needs
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Early he was reasoned with and punished by deprivations and whippings; more recently there have been the usual mother's tears and pleadings and the father's stern admonitions, with more deprivations which the boy has always accepted in stoical fashion. The physician and others have gone with him into the question of his habits and his companion- ships, and have unearthed various details, the boy always manfully maintaining that the trouble was with himself and not with his companions, and nothi...ng came of it all. It should be added that there has been harmony in the household and about methods of discipline, not, however, to the extent that the mother has always been made acquainted with the extent of her boy's misdeeds.
If one could give a good picture of the surprise of these parents when they learned the true facts of the case, His Pleasing Personality Reasonable- ness; His Treatment 249 THE CHILDRENS FOUNDATION Ignorance of Intelligent Parents ineffective- ness of Direct Inquiry Dynamics of Hidden Mental Life so easy for us to ascertain, it would do much to enforce the value of this chapter.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Early he was reasoned with and punished by deprivations and whippings; more recently there have been the usual mother's tears and pleadings and the father's stern admonitions, with more deprivations which the boy has always accepted in stoical fashion. The physician and others have gone with him into the question of his habits and his companion- ships, and have unearthed various details, the boy always manfully maintaining that the trouble was with himself and not with his companions, and nothi...ng came of it all. It should be added that there has been harmony in the household and about methods of discipline, not, however, to the extent that the mother has always been made acquainted with the extent of her boy's misdeeds.
If one could give a good picture of the surprise of these parents when they learned the true facts of the case, His Pleasing Personality Reasonable- ness; His Treatment 249 THE CHILDRENS FOUNDATION Ignorance of Intelligent Parents ineffective- ness of Direct Inquiry Dynamics of Hidden Mental Life so easy for us to ascertain, it would do much to enforce the value of this chapter.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by M V Michael Vincent Oshea to read onlineMoreLess
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