One of these motives is that they will neglect the reality that life isn't fair. According to an article by Tanya Byron “Endless praise, Professor Dweck argues, disables children from recognising the importance of error or failure as part of the process of learning. These children become heavily reliant on the endless positive validation of others (Byron).” This is showing that kids aren't recognizing reality. Children need to understand that not everything in life will work out perfectly. When they're bothered with inflated praise, the kids will not learn what it's like to fail. Failure is essential in life, that's how people learn. Adolescents need to receive negative feedback. If not, they'll risk becoming emotionally fragile children who cannot seem to bear to make mistakes. Kids should know when they have either won, almost won, or lost. Parents and adults need to use praise
One of these motives is that they will neglect the reality that life isn't fair. According to an article by Tanya Byron “Endless praise, Professor Dweck argues, disables children from recognising the importance of error or failure as part of the process of learning. These children become heavily reliant on the endless positive validation of others (Byron).” This is showing that kids aren't recognizing reality. Children need to understand that not everything in life will work out perfectly. When they're bothered with inflated praise, the kids will not learn what it's like to fail. Failure is essential in life, that's how people learn. Adolescents need to receive negative feedback. If not, they'll risk becoming emotionally fragile children who cannot seem to bear to make mistakes. Kids should know when they have either won, almost won, or lost. Parents and adults need to use praise