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Callum
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callum wrote:
are children given too many "trophies" in today's age? e.g are they overly rewarded for doing the bare minimum? and did this apply to you? 
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i only ever got sports awards because i was the best runner on my school but nothing else really but i grew up in the 2000s so who knows what it is like these days
Date: 19-09-2020 21:30
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MissLondon wrote:
Yes
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Arthema wrote:
yes my younger brother is a spoiled brat ugh

and no that did not apply to me, I actually grew up to be the complete opposite but I don't want to get into why and how.
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ouch wrote:
No who gets that lol
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Delusion1111111 wrote:
no i dont think so and i think ppl who claim that this is happening and that its some kind of 'problem' r.......weird n stupid
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Date: 19-09-2020 21:31
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devilcake wrote:
nah this really seems like a none-issue made up by gen x/boomers and they're the ones handing out the rewards anyways, it's not like the kids ask for them
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BloomCissi wrote:
The general idea in society (or among older generations) seems to be that that is indeed the case, but idk. In the rare case that I have received any kind of reward, it has been justified. 
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Date: 19-09-2020 21:32
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uhyre wrote:
if rewarding dogs for good behaviour to teach them it is appropriate then i rly dont see how children should be treated less ouf
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Date: 19-09-2020 21:33
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uhyre wrote:
n no the only "rewards" i got was literal trophies for being a sickass high jumper. well deserved
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Date: 19-09-2020 21:34
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callum wrote:
one thing i found was children who do as asked by the adult/get on with their work don't receive recognition whilst typically bad kids get extra motivation and rewards for being good sometimes
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BloomCissi wrote:
callum wrote:
one thing i found was children who do as asked by the adult/get on with their work don't receive recognition whilst typically bad kids get extra motivation and rewards for being good sometimes
Oh yeah, that's so annoying, omg. 
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callum wrote:
one thing i found was children who do as asked by the adult/get on with their work don't receive recognition whilst typically bad kids get extra motivation and rewards for being good sometimes
c'est la vie
Date: 19-09-2020 21:36
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callum wrote:
this is a good ass question idc!!!! im so conflicted

one hand i agree, rewards can motivate a child and what's wrong with rewarding a child for doing something well

but then i think for certain children, it sets an idea that that is how life always works and u should be rewarded for anything you do 
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MissLondon wrote:
callum wrote:
one thing i found was children who do as asked by the adult/get on with their work don't receive recognition whilst typically bad kids get extra motivation and rewards for being good sometimes
I responded with yes because my first thought was school 
I don't think kids should be "rewarded" for getting good grades. 
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ouch wrote:
callum wrote:
one thing i found was children who do as asked by the adult/get on with their work don't receive recognition whilst typically bad kids get extra motivation and rewards for being good sometimes
That is annoying but also I do think children need different things, like if a kid won't do anything at all with put rewards or whatever, fine enough, but why reward a kid just doing to work anyway cus they might not struggle as bad with it 
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