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elleng

(135,848 posts) Tue Aug 2, 2016, 05:43 PM Aug 2016

How to teach your child to be an 'includer'

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How to teach your child to be an 'includer' (Original Post) elleng Aug 2016 OP

How to teach your child to be an 'includer deenamathew Aug 2016 #1

deenamathew

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1. How to teach your child to be an 'includer

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Fri Aug 19, 2016, 02:01 AM

Aug 2016

the best ways to teach you child is you need to talk about unintentional exclusion some of the kids will exclude other kids. Ask your kids to draw connections between being excluded and possible negative emotions and between being included and possible positive emotions. You have to be open and honest to communicate with your kids. This can help you kids through feelings and emotions.

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