Life Coaching for Kids (Part IV) - Years 6 Through 10

Name: Life Coaching for Kids (Part IV) - Years 6 Through 10
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Parenting Kids (Part IV)

Created byAllan Mulholland

Last updated 5/2021

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What you'll learn

You will learn how to instill proper behavior and good manners in children.
You will learn strategies and techniques to foster appropriate etiquette for the various stages of social development in children.
You will promote and endorse qualities such as respect, consideration of others, and honesty.
You will apply the fundamentals of good character and social conduct.
You will build the foundation for personal success.

Course content

1 section • 17 lectures • 1h 5m total length

Introduction4:01
Guides parents through year six to ten, focusing on developing values, kindness, communication, and independence while navigating school life, social and emotional development, and family dynamics.
Test your understanding of the Introduction
Module 13:32
Teach and practice proper table manners and social etiquette while sowing the seeds of courtesy, work ethic, and responsibility, and demonstrate respect for everyone under every circumstance.
Test your understanding of Module 1
Module 23:51
Develop your child's critical thinking through problem solving by encouraging trial and error and guiding pointed questions. Promote creative solutions to real conflicts and discuss fairness to all involved.
Test your understanding of Module 2
Module 33:10
Explore why kids lie, from imagination to avoiding embarrassment. Learn how honest dialogue and appropriate consequences reinforce personal values as their conscience develops.
Test your understanding of Module 3
Module 43:08
Address theft by teaching stealing is never acceptable and your child takes personal responsibility. Ensure restitution includes admission of guilt and a heartfelt apology, with immediate return of the item.
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Module 53:53
Explore how respect and integrity drive your child's moral development, emphasizing uncompromising honesty and the prohibition of cheating in all circumstances to build self-respect and trust.
Test your understanding of Module 5
Module 63:49
Promote independence by limiting parental involvement in homework, granting final say on borrowing and trading personal property, guiding fair value exchanges, and upholding accountability and protection.
Test your understanding of Module 6
Module 73:58
Leverage tradition and etiquette to support your child's social upbringing, aligning timeless parenting with modern psychology. Value family traditions, grandparents' knowledge, and family history as tools for learning and connection.
Test your understanding of Module 7
Module 83:18
Teach respect to get respect by accepting differences and recognizing diversity. Support your child’s growing empathy and privacy needs as they mature from ages six to ten.
Test your understanding of Module 8
Module 94:03
Help your child develop polite and respectful behavior to build a positive relationship with teachers, understand their place in the classroom hierarchy, and participate more effectively in school activities.
Test your understanding of Module 9
Module 103:56
Parents guide their sixth to tenth graders by partnering with teachers, structuring daily routines, and reviewing homework to foster punctuality and a structured, supportive learning environment.
Test your understanding of Module 10
Module 113:50
Explore how proper manners and courteous behavior emerge between ages six to ten. See how curiosity, respectful dialogue, magic words please and thank you, and reasoned opposing views shape communication.
Test your understanding of Module 11
Module 123:47
Foster your child's art of conversation between ages six to ten through regular, respectful dialogue, expanding daily vocabulary, teaching eye contact and attentive listening to strengthen emotional bonds.
Test your understanding of Module 12
Module 134:02
Tailor language for conversation and guide your child to correct grammar when needed. Encourage reading quality books and offer alternative expressions as language evolves.
Test your understanding of Module 13
Module 144:32
Teach your child proper telephone protocols by answering calls with a polite but firm greeting, ensuring callers identify themselves and the call's purpose, and redirecting or ending calls when appropriate.
Test your understanding of Module 14
Module 153:51
Empower children ages six to ten to build independence and assertiveness by preparing for events, sharing contact information with event leaders, and following responsible adult guidance.
Test your understanding of Module 15
Module 164:36
Introduce table etiquette as a foundation for lifelong benefits, teaching kids simple rules, proper utensil use, sitting posture, napkin etiquette, and dining out manners.
Test your understanding of Module 16

Requirements

There are no specific course requirements, prerequisites, or special software to complete this course.

Description

The elementary school years are often romanticized as golden days filled with innocent fun and endless adventure. Children grow taller, stronger, and increasingly agile. Their brains grow too, enabling them to learn and communicate in more sophisticated ways, retain, and use complex information, and employ reason to resolve real-life problems. As concrete thinkers, they are receptive to learning the rules and guidelines of etiquette and polite social interaction, and your teaching of social skills will accelerate.

As your child progresses through elementary school, your oversight will become more subtle. The nature of discipline will change as you begin to reason with your child and appeal to her developing awareness of others. During these years, her circle of role models will enlarge to include teachers and coaches, and peers will become her companions of choice. She will learn to adapt her behavior and manners in order to be liked by others and form friendships. Through her daily interactions with others, she will develop a more realistic image of who she is. Her identity as a social being.

As idyllic as the early school years may seem, the process of socialization is full of potholes. Your child will discover, among other things, that you are not perfect. You make mistakes and don’t know everything. But you remain her primary model, and when she needs comfort, yours is the shoulder she will lean on.

When she feels confused and helpless, you will be there to provide clarity and guidance. Your child will need all your love and support as she begins to grapple with the complicated expectations, rules, and rewards of society at large.

Who this course is for:

Any parent or coach who wants to excel in the behavioral development of children!