There are various examples of programs that work to help parents teach children effective emotional regulation, self-control and problem-solving skills.

The longer you wait to teach self-control, the more bad habits to overcome. Same for teaching study skills, high expectations, organizational expertise, and playing fair.

The longer you wait to teach self-control, the more bad habits to overcome. Same for teaching study skills, high expectations, organizational expertise, and playing fair.

NEW YORK -- Call it self-discipline, self-control, self-management, or merely doing what you know you should do even when no one is looking. We all know teaching kids to do the right thing is no ...

Studies show teaching self-control, especially in childhood, can help cut crime and improve people’s lives in ways the criminal justice system can’t.

As the mother of a 17-month-old child, I am quickly learning that self-control skills do not come naturally to children. Although it can be comical at times, I often find myself horrified when my ...

Discover how teaching children patience builds resilience, self-control, and empathy, offering lifelong benefits far beyond ...

Rewarding self-control, modeling it, teaching distractions, if-then thinking, and goal setting are some of the strategies parents can use to teach children self-control.

Children taught skills to monitor and control their anger and other emotions improved their classroom behavior and had significantly fewer school disciplinary referrals and suspensions, according ...

In a neuroscience twist on a classic experiment, researchers learn—once again—that self-control can be key to students' academic success.

Combining a script from a popular movie, with the wisdom from the famous rational therapist Dr. Albert Ellis, Kingston Canada psychologist, Dr. Irwin Altrows, spun a charming story for teaching ...

The longer you wait to teach self-control, the more bad habits to overcome. Same for teaching study skills, high expectations, organizational expertise, and playing fair.