Unconditional Positive Regard For Teachers
As young people grow up, it is important to support their self-esteem and self-worth. Here are some tips for teachers and parents to implement Unconditional Positive Regard (UPR) and foster healthy development in children:
- Give honest praise and recognition for their successes and achievements.
- Be specific with your praise to reinforce good decisions and actions.
- Show respect by offering them choices, respecting their decisions, and explaining your own decisions.
- Encourage independence and provide diverse opportunities for them to showcase their skills and succeed.
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