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Home / Teacher Resources / 10 Ways to Develop Self-Control for Children, Teachers and Parents

10 Ways to Develop Self-Control for Children, Teachers and Parents

April 1, 2016 by Rabbi Cohen

Self control is one of the most important traits of character and when exercised, makes one feel very good about oneself.

  1. Begin the process with a strong motivator to experience the good feeling of self-control.
  2. Think about and review desired behavior before entering challenging situation.
  3. Develop clear definition and picture of success.
  4. Picture and imagine yourself succeeding before entering challenging situation.
  5. Keep record of behavior and review regularly.
  6. Reward yourself for your successes.
  7. Work together with a friend or mentor to help and guide the process.
  8. Repeat often actions which represent self-control to instill that trait in your personality.
  9. Study Torah sources which discuss the importance of this process and specific areas that need self-control.
  10. Pray to Hashem to help you develop, exercise and maintain self-control.

Filed Under: Teacher Resources, Parenting, 10 Ways

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