them. When you do test him, if he pauses or makes a mis- : : | take, stop at once and require trained at 12 months. Now atjuse the same successful meth-) him' to study further. Don't 16 months she has reverted to|ods you employed in the first] waste time training him in re-|incontineace [place, the child will regain her| peated mistakes. A. Lots of children who have) good habits. The trouble in such been toilet - trained successfully|cases is that the mother gets! PARENTS' QUESTIONS revert to incontinence. If you|annoyed ana stands in her own Q. Our daughte: was toilet-'will be calm and patient and'way to success. THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursday, February 1, 1962 9| CHILD GUIDANCE Avoid Drilling Children In Homework Mistakes repeat mistakes. Drill on repeti- FRIDAY FEB. 2, 1962 By G, CLEVELAND MYERS fectively help their kindergarten or grammar schovi child by skillfully supervising his mem- orizing of the addition, subtrac- tion and multiplication tables, the spelling of certain words. Whaiever method they employ, they have achieved much if the child really masters these items. He will need to) known them mechanically all his life without pausing to think about them. Whether he is trying to mem- orize number tables or the cor- rect spelling of certain words, parent are inclined to drill him. They keep trying Lim out on items over and over before he has mastered them. They start testing him too soun. When they do this, he often answers wrong and keeps re- peating mistakes. His parents may continue trying him out and correcting him until . all, or nearly all, the mistakes drop out. Often there are so many mistakes that the child grows) confused and discouraged and the parent becomes vexed. | At school the same procedure} usually happens. The children} are tested over and over on| items before they have been) mastered. Over and over they! and rect repetition What most teachers and parents overlook is that repeated errers tend to. stick as surely as correct re- sponses. EASIER AT HOM? | At home with one child it 1s, easier for you than for the teacher of many at school, to guide the child in best possible ways. You can have him re- peat only the "rights," and) make "accuracy first" the rule, as he learns necessary items by heart. Therefore, when supervising your child's homework, show him how to repeat each number combination or the correct spelling of each word over and over. Have him iook carefully at it and keep doing so until he is sure he has learned it by heart. Don't give him a large list of number combinations or words to spell at a sitting Better for him to master three or four, than be baffled by many. After you have shown him how to study the spelling of a word or to memorize a number combination, put him on _ his own. 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