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Parenting and Character
According to Paul Tough the development of key character traits that lead to success are:
• Grit
• Self-Control
• Zest
• Social Intelligence
• Gratitude
• Optimism
• Curiosity
Source: Paul Tough, How Children Succeed Grit, Curiosity, and the Hidden Power of Character (2012) Houghton, Mifflin, Harcourt, Boston
Which Parenting Behaviors assessed by the Keys to Interactive Parenting Scale (KIPS) promote the development of these Traits
1. Sensitivity of Response
2. Supports Emotions
3. Physical Interaction
4. Involvement
5. Agenda
6. Language Experiences
7. Reasonable Expectations
8. Adapts Strategies to Child
9. Limits & Consequences
10.Supportive Directions
11.Encouragement
12.Exploration/Curiosity
KIPS ItemGrit
Zest
Social Intelligence
Gratitude
Optimism
Curiosity
Character and Parenting
Self-Control
Character
1. Sensitivity of Response
2. Supports Emotions
3. Physical Interaction
4. Involvement
5. Agenda
6. Language Experiences
7. Reasonable Expectations
8. Adapts Strategies to Child
9. Limits & Consequences
10.Supportive Directions
11.Encouragement
12.Exploration/Curiosity
KIPS ItemGrit
Zest
Social Intelligence
Gratitude
Optimism
Curiosity
Self-Control
Character
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Character and Parenting
1. Sensitivity of Response
2. Supports Emotions
3. Physical Interaction
4. Involvement
5. Agenda
6. Language Experiences
7. Reasonable Expectations
8. Adapts Strategies to Child
9. Limits & Consequences
10.Supportive Directions
11.Encouragement
12.Exploration/Curiosity
KIPS ItemGrit
Zest
Social Intelligence
Gratitude
Optimism
Curiosity
Self-Control
CharacterCharacter and Parenting
1. Sensitivity of Response
2. Supports Emotions
3. Physical Interaction
4. Involvement
5. Agenda
6. Language Experiences
7. Reasonable Expectations
8. Adapts Strategies to Child
9. Limits & Consequences
10.Supportive Directions
11.Encouragement
12.Exploration/Curiosity
KIPS ItemGrit
Zest
Social Intelligence
Gratitude
Optimism
Curiosity
Self-Control
CharacterCharacter and Parenting
1. Sensitivity of Response
2. Supports Emotions
3. Physical Interaction
4. Involvement
5. Agenda
6. Language Experiences
7. Reasonable Expectations
8. Adapts Strategies to Child
9. Limits & Consequences
10.Supportive Directions
11.Encouragement
12.Exploration/Curiosity
KIPS ItemGrit
Zest
Social Intelligence
Gratitude
Optimism
Curiosity
Self-Control
Character
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See ComfortConsults.com for more information on what KIPS can do for you, your program and families
See ComfortConsults.com for more information on what KIPS can do for you, your program and families
See ComfortConsults.com for more information on what KIPS can do for you, your program and families
See ComfortConsults.com for more information on what KIPS can do for you, your program and families
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