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| quote: | Originally posted by r5a
How does the word "fail" help them on later in life? |
Using flowery round-about language to cover up the general truth of the matter -- ie. if you failed or succeeded in completing an assignment or task or whut have you, does not help.
If the child failed miserby at the task, then he or she did. Hiding this reality form him or her, I feel, will only hinder them later on in life -- it's never gonna get easier on him or her. You gotta be able to accept and deal w/ the truth of things... w/o trying to disguise it.
If every other child rocked that assigned and only this one did poorly, then I see no reason why the child should not receive an F on the matter.
It's not so much that the word "fal" helps them later in life, it's the fact that "softening the world for them" or cradling them too much gives a false impression of the way the world acutally works. This, I feel, is not beneficial AT ALL.
~Jem~
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