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Unconditional Positive Regard For Teachers

Unconditional Positive Regard For Teachers

Guidance for teachers and parents on how to implement UPR and encourage the development of a child’s self-worth and self-esteem.

  • Giving the child honest recognition for their success and achievement.
  • Offering specific (as opposed to overly general) praise for their good decisions and actions.
  • Respecting the child by offering them choices, abiding by their decisions, and explaining the reasoning behind our own decisions.
  • Help them achieve competence by encouraging them to be independent and offer diverse opportunities to be challenged and to be successful.

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