What type of mindset does your child currently have? How can you (or how have you tried to) help them become a "claimer" rather than a "blamer" or a "shamer"? by AD Curriculum

aorsinger — 2024-03-19 23:44:40 UTC

Having time to reflect on how they spent their time or what can help them to be more focused and reach their goals in a timely way can help them become a claimer.

aorsinger — 2024-03-19 23:45:18 UTC

Making plans for the use of helpful strategies and trouble shooting when they aren't successfully used can help my kids become claimers.

adcurriculum — 2024-03-19 23:45:20 UTC

I can be a shamer for sure, but have really taken on the claimer as I've gotten older. How I have done that is by taking ownership of myself and realizing that if I want something done, I have to do it. I use planners religiously!

hwoznuck — 2024-03-19 23:45:32 UTC

Help them understand what external factors might be contributing to their stress/ distractibility

aorsinger — 2024-03-19 23:46:28 UTC

I am pretty good at being a claimer when it comes to work and productivity but I am less good at being a claimer in other areas like relationships where I often swing between being a shamer and a blamer.

adcurriculum — 2024-03-19 23:47:49 UTC

Accountability Buddy!