"Hey, Mom.," says Katherine, walking into the kitchen with a baby doll under her dress. "Do you know how to get a real baby in your tummy*?"
"How?"
"Well, you can go to the store and buy a tiny baby skeleton, and, if I put it in my tummy*, it will grow into a real human baby!"
"Really?"
"Yeah. That's how you do it."
*Rant: It bothers me no end that she says "tummy," since I have always said "uterus," believing that calling a thing by its true name matters. She slips back into the "tummy" talk because everyone else says this. Grrr!
More On Praise and Inherent Rewards
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The Ambleside folks have similar things to say about praise and how best to
motivate students:
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