Practical Tips for Teachers • Choices build responsibility and commitment, and communicate the teacher’s respect for students’ needs and preferences. - See more at: http://janebluestein.com/2012/guidelines-for-offering-choices-to-students/#sthash.CPodOsQJ.dpuf
It’s a constant battle for elementary school teachers. “Stop tattling!” we tell our students again and again. But there’s a difference between tattling and reporting, and if we don’t teach kids the difference, they may not speak up and find an adult when someone is in real danger.
I hold this book up as a must read at every one of my Bullying Prevention workshops. It is filled with dozens of useful,
This book gives the reader a deep understanding of girl bullying. Sometimes I cried, sometimes I read with shock and rage and at one point, I read and realized that something that happened to me
Raising a Son provides wonderful insight on the male psyche, and the development of healthy male personality. I found the Elium's wisdom on disciplining the male child through stages of development enlightening. I especially appreciated the description of the mother/son relationship and the ramifications of maternal behavior in that relationship. Raising a Son is very interesting reading.