Children often have the misperception that apologizing is an admission of guilt.  They can incorrectly pair feeling "less than" when they apologize and acknowledge mistakes, and they may want to avoid that.  In this lesson we discuss the value of apologizing and how it can actually strengthen relationships.  
 
 
Credits:
Audio Editor: Chris Maffei  www.multitrackminds.com
Music: Scott Holmes -  http://scottholmesmusic.com/

Children often have the misperception that apologizing is an admission of guilt. They can incorrectly pair feeling "less than" when they apologize and acknowledge mistakes, and they may want to avoid that. In this lesson we discuss the value of apologizing and how it can actually strengthen relationships. Credits: Audio Editor: Chris Maffei www.multitrackminds.com Music: Scott Holmes - http://scottholmesmusic.com/

Children often have the misperception that apologizing is an admission of guilt. &nbsp;They can incorrectly pair feeling "less than" when they apologize and acknowledge mistakes, and they may want to avoid that. &nbsp;In this lesson we discuss the value of apologizing and how it can actually strengthen relationships. &nbsp;
 
 
Credits:
Audio Editor: Chris Maffei &nbsp;www.multitrackminds.com
Music: Scott Holmes - &nbsp;http://scottholmesmusic.com/

Lesson #10 - Apologize

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