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Helping Indian Parents Discipline their Children
By Dolores Subia BigFoot Sipes, Diane J Willis , Eds.
1993
Summary: This booklet for Indian parents presents advice on how to discipline children. It is indicated that discipline helps children develop self-control. Discipline is setting limits and correcting unacceptable behavior. Indian parents can use the concept of the Medicine Wheel Circle to understand and explain respect. The Medicine Wheel Circle teaches that people are all interconnected.
Index Terms: American Indians, Child Abuse Prevention, Discipline, Native Americans, Parent Education, Alaska Natives, Behavior Guidance, Child Abuse, Corporal Punishment
Publisher: The National Committee to Prevent Child Abuse
Publication Type: Brochures
Pages: 11 pages
Language: English
Availability
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