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BONUS MINI EPISODE: Scripts for parents when kids say, "I Hate School"

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Summary

In this BONUS EPISODE, Dr. Betsy Blackard and I explore the common issue of school resistance among children. 

We discuss the importance of validating children's feelings, the role of emotional regulation in school challenges, and effective communication strategies for parents. 

Dr. Blackard emphasizes the need for parents to listen and respond to their children's complaints without immediately trying to fix the problem, fostering a supportive environment for emotional expression.

Welcome - Language of Listening® Coaching Skills

Takeaways

It's common for kids to express dislike for school.
Validating a child's feelings can prevent escalation of complaints.
Parents should avoid trying to convince kids to like school.
Using 'say what you see' helps in understanding children's emotions.
Emotional regulation is crucial for children's success in school.
Children are constantly developing their emotional skills.
Listening to children can lead to deeper conversations about their feelings.
Normalizing school frustrations can help children feel understood.
Parents often want to fix problems instead of listening.
It's important to recognize that children are working on their emotional skills.


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