Did You Know ? # 14
Consistent small rewards for small achievements work much better than large rewards for big goals, especially for younger children.
Growing up under conditions of deprivation can damage children’s brains
Consistent small rewards for small achievements work much better than large rewards for big goals, especially for younger children.
Growing up under conditions of deprivation can damage children’s brains
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