Maternal deafness
Maternal deafness is a term that describes a child's behavior or attitude.
description
A child is mother-deaf when it is used to ignoring the commanding or directing words of its parents (especially its mother).
On the other hand, the educators typically try to teach the child certain behaviors using only words. After a while, this could lead to the children not listening to other educators, such as teachers, any more than to their own parents.
context
The term appears in a book by Rudolf Dreikurs and Vicki Soltz about raising children based on the findings of Alfred Adler . He is also mentioned in other texts on education.
literature
- Rudolf Dreikurs , Vicki Soltz: Children challenge us. How do we educate them in a contemporary way? Translated from the English by Erik A. Blumenthal, Klett-Cotta, 1999, ISBN 3-608-91763-2
Individual evidence
- ↑ a b Dreikurs, Soltz: S. 182ff (Part 18: Doing , not talking )
- ↑ Example: Article react to rule violations , third paragraph of the text. Retrieved December 25, 2017.