S<\/span>creaming, yelling, hitting, and grabbing something are all negative punishments that make children naughty, stubborn, and rude. You can replace them with positive punishments. For example, if they do not use the dustbin, you can make them clean the room as a punishment. Use social rewards, such as hugs and kisses, more than material rewards, like toys or candy. Social rewards can be given more often and are more powerful.<\/p>\n\n\n\n I observed in the school that about one or two percent of the children do not aim to study. They spoil the atmosphere of the school. Every other day their complaints are registered on the complaint register. In fact, these children are often beaten at home<\/a> in an attempt to correct their behaviour and prevent them from going astray.<\/p>\n\n\n\n The problem with developing nations is that parents and teachers there control the children with a stick, and it is considered to be very effective.<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n\n\n\n