Flexible Thinking

Welcome to the interactive and follow-up best practices for the Flexible Thinking chapter. Here, you can access the reflective Journal Questions, The PS Text Tool Collection, and our Flexible Thinking Text Tool Suggestions.

 

Questions for Journaling

  • Do you observe your child having difficulty with seeing things from others’ perspectives? If so, what are some examples of times when it is challenging for them to understand and accept someone else’s viewpoint?

  • Does your child experience difficulty with frustration tolerance if they do not get to do things their way? If so, how does this look and in what ways can you use this chapter to support them?

  • How can you implement storytelling activities with your children to model and promote Flexible Thinking?

  • How can you incorporate Flexible Thinking into your parenting structure?

 

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Flexible Thinking Text Tool Suggestions

Below are some suggested Text Tool titles that can be shared to specifically address, foster, and build Flexible Thinking in your home.

 

Please Reference SOLUTIONS FOR EVERY CHILD, the book, for specific implementation directions and important notes regarding all our resources.

 

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