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Yes. Natural consequences and contrived consequences are two very different things.
by ryanmarsh 10y ago
Yes. Natural consequences and contrived consequences are two very different things.
- andrei_says_ 10y agoExactly. A good example of natural consequences: You forgot your jacket. It rains. You get wet. A good example of manipulation/constructed "consequences": You didn't write your homework. You don't get to play video games. And, by the way, if you want your kid to hate a specific video game, turn it into (home)work. This is the approach schools take to killing our children's creativity and natural curiosity.