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    Behavior and Discipline

    Employ "logical consequences" in order to encourage your child to receive instruction.

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    Behavior and Discipline

    What's worse: the fact that your son lies, or what he's lying about?

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    Behavior and Discipline

    Dishonesty is one of the most difficult behavioral problems for parents, because it can be hard to detect in your child.

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    Behavior and Discipline

    Spanking is not a logical consequence for bad grades. There are other types of consequences that are much more appropriate.

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    Behavior and Discipline

    If a child doesn't want to stay in school, boot camp or a military school is unlikely to make a difference.

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    Behavior and Discipline

    Learn about positive discipline to deal with a child who insists on pushing your buttons at home.

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    Behavior and Discipline

    Parents need to be on the same page when it comes to the use of foul language in front of your children.

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    Behavior and Discipline

    Focusing on the positive can help a hyperactive child become more aware and respectful of those around her.

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    Behavior and Discipline

    What to do when your child starts showing signs of aggression and violent behavior at school.

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    Behavior and Discipline

    Threatening to hit your six-year-old with a belt if he continues to bring home bad reports for school is not an appropriate discipline technique.

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    Behavior and Discipline

    Children who are approaching puberty generally begin to challenge their parents' authority.

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    Behavior and Discipline

    Discover some suggestions for dealing with a child who lies.

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    Behavior and Discipline

    The carrot works better than the stick when it comes to getting kids to succeed academically.

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    Behavior and Discipline

    Learn some effective strategies for dealing with a child who gives you a hard time.

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    Behavior and Discipline

    Team up with the teacher to head off misbehavior.

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    Behavior and Discipline

    Make sure your child knows that you have high expectations for his behavior.

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    Behavior and Discipline

    Focus on positive behavior to help your child with temper problems.

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    Behavior and Discipline

    Sometimes schools seem to go too far when it comes to enforcing discipline in the cafeteria.

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