<p>As a teacher we want our kids to be mature. Most students would probably like to be treated like mature adults, but have to demonstrate it first. So, how can we bridge the gap? Choices. No judgement. No emotion. Just choices and consequences. </p>

As a teacher we want our kids to be mature. Most students would probably like to be treated like mature adults, but have to demonstrate it first. So, how can we bridge the gap? Choices. No judgement. No emotion. Just choices and consequences.

<p>As a teacher we want our kids to be mature. Most students would probably like to be treated like mature adults, but have to demonstrate it first. So, how can we bridge the gap? Choices. No judgement. No emotion. Just choices and consequences.&nbsp;</p>

Reflections: How to Help Students Become Mature

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