Browsing by Author "Kisiki, Bob"

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    Caning a child for marks is wrong
    (New Vision, 2017-11-29) Kisiki, Bob
    Beating is more likely to result in animosity than other punishments you might employ. It is violent and sometimes parents are tempted to beat their children in a rage. When they think of the money spent throughout the year, paying regular fees, paying for extra hours of special coaching with more than three teachers; buying special books for coaching clinics and many visits to the school; as well as the money they will have to fork out the following year as the child repeats a class, their anger rises fast and furiously, and the beating becomes a special thing. You are better off not taking that route at all.
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    Carefully aid children through grief
    (New Vision, 2018-04-25) Kisiki, Bob
    Children may withdraw after loss of a loved one if they are not helped.
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    Help your child cope with failure
    (New Vision, 2017-11-22) Kisiki, Bob
    Ultimately, not everybody gets the trophy. Yes, you will say, "but why should it be my child to fail (to get the trophy)", but truth is, a lot of the time what we get from our efforts are not donations but rewards...what we have worked for. Marks are rewards, not given.
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    Spare time for your child
    (New Vision, 2018-04-04) Kisiki, Bob
    Children can get lonely. There is an innate need for one to interact with one's parent.