Helping Students Fix Problems and Avoid Crises
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A01=Lawrence J. Greene
Author_Lawrence J. Greene
Behavior
Bullying
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Classroom Management
Counseling
Emotional Intelligence
Emotional Intelligence in Education
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Guidance & Counseling in Education
Learning difficulties
Life Skills Behaviors
Lying
MTSS
Stealing
Teacher Resources
Product details
- ISBN 9781412904704
- Weight: 480g
- Dimensions: 215 x 279mm
- Publication Date: 03 Aug 2005
- Publisher: SAGE Publications Inc
- Publication City/Country: US
- Product Form: Paperback
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"Provides a sequential method for teaching the skills children need to help themselves. . . I can see where this book will be one that is dog-eared and never just sitting on the shelf."
Mary Ann Sweet, Counselor
Tomball Elementary School, TX
"This book offers real steps for helping empower kids. The lessons are designed in such a way that all children within a classroom would benefit, whether they are the child for whom the lesson was designed or the one for whom the lesson will build empathy, compassion, and understanding. Most books out there are not user friendly, providing off-the-shelf lessons. Mr. Greene has taken a truly easy-to-use methodical approach to problems kids face that can become a pivotal point in turning them around at an earlier age."
Beverly Eidmann, Principal
Manzanita Elementary School, CA
"Very practical and usable units, easy to understand and carry out. . . . Child-centered and internally empowering for the student."
Robert DiGiulio, Author and Educator
Johnson State College, VT
Turn classroom problems into life skills opportunities!
For every teacher who has been at a loss to help the student who seemed helpless, this is a resource that cannot be missed. In Helping Students Fix Problems and Avoid Crises, Lawrence J. Greene details instructional principles to help educators model and mentor effective life skills behaviors for their students.
For the child who doesn′t have friends, does poorly in sports, has difficulty learning, or who steals, lies, or bullies, Greene provides solid, proven methods to help these learners discover and practice better life skills.
Helping Students Fix Problems and Avoid Crises includes:
Mary Ann Sweet, Counselor
Tomball Elementary School, TX
"This book offers real steps for helping empower kids. The lessons are designed in such a way that all children within a classroom would benefit, whether they are the child for whom the lesson was designed or the one for whom the lesson will build empathy, compassion, and understanding. Most books out there are not user friendly, providing off-the-shelf lessons. Mr. Greene has taken a truly easy-to-use methodical approach to problems kids face that can become a pivotal point in turning them around at an earlier age."
Beverly Eidmann, Principal
Manzanita Elementary School, CA
"Very practical and usable units, easy to understand and carry out. . . . Child-centered and internally empowering for the student."
Robert DiGiulio, Author and Educator
Johnson State College, VT
Turn classroom problems into life skills opportunities!
For every teacher who has been at a loss to help the student who seemed helpless, this is a resource that cannot be missed. In Helping Students Fix Problems and Avoid Crises, Lawrence J. Greene details instructional principles to help educators model and mentor effective life skills behaviors for their students.
For the child who doesn′t have friends, does poorly in sports, has difficulty learning, or who steals, lies, or bullies, Greene provides solid, proven methods to help these learners discover and practice better life skills.
Helping Students Fix Problems and Avoid Crises includes:
- Insightful stories for teachers and students illustrating each problem
- Practical activities and exercises illustrating techniques to help students address each problem
- Supplemental reproducible exercises
- Encouraging follow-up and application exercises
Lawrence J. Greene, a graduate of the Stanford University Graduate School of Education, is a nationally recognized author, educational therapist, consultant, and curriculum developer who has worked with more than ten thousand struggling students during a clinical career spanning thirty years. He has written eighteen books, and he has trained thousands of teachers in graduate programs at the university level. His educational curricula are currently used in elementary schools, middle schools, high schools, colleges, and universities throughout the world, and his books have been translated into languages ranging from Chinese to Spanish. Other Books by Lawrence J. Greene Kids Who Hate School Kids Who Underachieve Learning Disabilities and Your Child Getting Smarter Think Smart, Study Smart Smarter Kids Teachers’ Desk Reference Guide to Learning Problems Improving Your Child’s Schoolwork The Life-Smart Kid Finding Help When Your Child Is Struggling in School Roadblocks to Learning Winning the Study Game Study Wise Study Max: Improving Study Skills in Grades 9–12 The Resistant Learner Strategies for Success (forthcoming)
