…and Not a Sheepeople
When your child becomes an independent thinker they learn that there might be more than one correct answer to a question and whether an answer if “correct” might be more subjective than objective. There are ways to help your child develop these active learner skills, how to make sense of the world based on personal experience and observation and to make critical well-informed decisions in the same way. They gain confidence and the ability to learn from mistakes as they build successful and productive lives.
Raising Your Child to Be an Independent Thinker
This will require you:
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To encourage questions
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Not criticize
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Respect your child’s opinions
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Teach your child to embrace diversity
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Teach your child to set personal boundaries
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Build a nurturing environment
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Understand your child’s thought process
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Not think ‘for’ your child
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Teach your child how to stress management skills
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Teach your child to trust their instincts
Independent thinking is the process of making sense of the world based on YOUR own observations and experiences rather than depending on the word of others”.
Most parents want their Child to be an independent thinker, but what they really mean is that they do not want their child to be a follower. Think for themselves instead of going along with the crowd. Say “NO” to life-changing negative behavior.
Never dismiss your Child’s opinion or ignore their suggestion. Acknowledge them and explain why.
My Child To Be An Independent Thinker?
Teaching YOUR child how to think as an independent thing is not too easy, Independent thinking child is also about how to be self-reliant and self-dependent. Your Child should develop a mind that is capable of taking its own decisions based on the needs of any given situation. Your child should learn how to live a life that is free of hassles and worries.
Independent Thinker Decision-Making Skills
It all goes together – every WORD will help YOUR child to be a success in school and beyond.
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Encourage
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Empower
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Inspire
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And
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Love
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Many hugs and hugs
- My Child To Be An Independent Thinker?
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