Do you find it hard to let go of the past and move ahead? Don’t worry. Many people have that difficulty too! You had a clash with one of your colleagues and your initial efforts at reconciliation fell on deaf ears! “If only he would change, if only he was transferred, if only my boss… Read more »
One of the goals of Responsibility Management is to purify the problem, come up with possible solutions, and put the pencil in kids’ hands. It’s important to invite kids to self correct and guide them into responsible decision making! 1. What happened? Get kids to state the problem. Verbalization leads to conceptualization! 2. How can… Read more »
Step 1. Ignore – If that doesn’t work… Step 2. Move Away – If that doesn’t work… Step 3. Talk Friendly- (“Please leave me alone.”) If that doesn’t work… Step 4. Talk Firmly – (“Leave me alone!”) If that doesn’t work… Step 5. Get adult help! Don’t Bug Me, Help Me! – Shared By Derelys… Read more »
When students are upset, they may bite, kick, hit, pull hair, or attack anyone close, including a teacher. Thus, it is helpful for teachers to know some basic techniques for self protection to avoid personal injury. Johns and Carr (1995) provide several useful suggestions for various aggressive behaviors that are briefly summarized below. We recommend… Read more »
Dr. Seuss’ ABC Math Blasters – Davidson Pirate Ship – Fisher Price The Farm – Fisher Price Just Grandma and Me Disney’s Magic Artist – Disney Bailey’s Book House Easy Street Kid Pix Reader Rabbit Series Kindergarten Success Starters Ready to Read with Pooh – Disney The Cat in the Hat – Living Books Muppet… Read more »
1. To start them on a wonderful journey that never ends. (Perseverance) 2. To respect our children by listening to world view. (Respect) 3. To provide an environment that is cognitively stimulating and emotionally supportive. (Compassion) 4. To challenge the intellect by stimulating imagination and allowing opportunities for self-expression.(Positive Mental Attitude) 5. To establish identity… Read more »
A Poem “If I really cared… I would look you in the eyes when you talked to me; I would think about what you are saying rather than what I am going to say next; I would hear your feelings as well as your words. If I really cared… I would listen without defending; I… Read more »
Who We Are: We are young talented thinkers, writers, and speakers focused on the core ethical values that make each of us a better person. Our Core Ethical Values: Respect, Responsibility, Trustworthiness, Caring, Fairness, & Citizenships (from Character Counts), and other values we may adopt, consistent with the core values. Our Belief: We are entitled… Read more »
Take a moment to listen today, To what your children are trying to say. Listen today, whatever you do, Or they won’t be there to listen to you. Listen to their problems, listen to their needs, Praise their smallest triumphs, praise their smallest deeds. Tolerate their chatter, amplify their laughter, Find out what’s the matter,… Read more »
Children are the luxury of marital life, the treasure of the parents, the wealth of the family life. Their presence develops a great number of virtues in the parents, the father and mother–love, devotion and self-sacrifice, the care for the future, interest in the community, the art of education. Children check selfishness in parents, reconcile… Read more »
