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Parents should aim to praise effective effort leading to improvement, and growth, and not rely merely on empty affirmations.
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Christine Lim
SINGAPORE – There is something my husband and I do that often raises quizzical eyebrows.
We celebrate our children’s test scores before they get the results and not after. We do not promise them rewards for their achievements.
