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Summary of Casey Watson's Little Prisoners
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- Date de parution14/05/2022
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Résumé
Please note: This is a companion version & not the original book.
Sample Book Insights:
#1 The foster parents were trained to use a system of points and levels to modify behavior. The kids would start on a low level and earn points every day for completing various tasks, with which they could then buy a range of privileges.
#2 I made two charts for the children. One for each child. On each chart, I had written three statements.
For each successfully completed task, they would receive a gold star, and if they received three stars, they would receive a small chocolate bar. #3 The report noted that the children were always filthy, and infested with head lice. Their clothes were dirty, smelly, and un-ironed, and they often had wet urine. They had never been taught any basic skills, and they were friendless. #4 The children were also given medication, which helped their ADHD symptoms.
Olivia was the worst affected, as her prescription was for a higher dose than her brother's. She was also the most bizarrely behaved child, as she would write the same word over and over.
For each successfully completed task, they would receive a gold star, and if they received three stars, they would receive a small chocolate bar. #3 The report noted that the children were always filthy, and infested with head lice. Their clothes were dirty, smelly, and un-ironed, and they often had wet urine. They had never been taught any basic skills, and they were friendless. #4 The children were also given medication, which helped their ADHD symptoms.
Olivia was the worst affected, as her prescription was for a higher dose than her brother's. She was also the most bizarrely behaved child, as she would write the same word over and over.
Please note: This is a companion version & not the original book.
Sample Book Insights:
#1 The foster parents were trained to use a system of points and levels to modify behavior. The kids would start on a low level and earn points every day for completing various tasks, with which they could then buy a range of privileges.
#2 I made two charts for the children. One for each child. On each chart, I had written three statements.
For each successfully completed task, they would receive a gold star, and if they received three stars, they would receive a small chocolate bar. #3 The report noted that the children were always filthy, and infested with head lice. Their clothes were dirty, smelly, and un-ironed, and they often had wet urine. They had never been taught any basic skills, and they were friendless. #4 The children were also given medication, which helped their ADHD symptoms.
Olivia was the worst affected, as her prescription was for a higher dose than her brother's. She was also the most bizarrely behaved child, as she would write the same word over and over.
For each successfully completed task, they would receive a gold star, and if they received three stars, they would receive a small chocolate bar. #3 The report noted that the children were always filthy, and infested with head lice. Their clothes were dirty, smelly, and un-ironed, and they often had wet urine. They had never been taught any basic skills, and they were friendless. #4 The children were also given medication, which helped their ADHD symptoms.
Olivia was the worst affected, as her prescription was for a higher dose than her brother's. She was also the most bizarrely behaved child, as she would write the same word over and over.
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