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Attention Deficit Hyperactive Disorder (ADHD)

Character Development in Early Childhood Education

Conflict Resolution: Managing Conflict Constrctuvely

Early Childhood Education - Getting Off on the Right Foot!

How to Improve Self-Esteem

How to Organize and Develop a School Band Program

Parents are Their Child's First Teacher

Planning and Conducting Effective Meanings - For Faculties or School Boards

Teaching and Learning the Skills of Peacemaking

The School Curriculum: What Changes are Needed to Meet Student Needs

The Tyranny of Standardized Tests

The Helping Relationship

Stress - Students, Teachers and Parents

Understanding and Working with Strong-willed and Explosive Students


Curriculum, Instruction and Evaluation
Professional Development Opprtunities

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

  Understanding and Working with Strong-willed and Explosive Students

The classroom landscape has changed dramatically over past years. Teachers at all levels report an increase in oppositional behavior, abusive language, general disrespect, anger, rage and acts of violence within the student population of their schools.

Students who are easily frustrated, demonstrate an inability to be flexible and who act before they think are the most vulnerable. These students are often ineffective learners, show signs of depression and are at serious risk of being unhappy and abusive to self and others throughout their lives.

Schools can make a difference! However, parents have a vital role to play as well. Close home-school collaboration is critical.

This workshop will aid teachers and administrators in recognizing, understanding and helping strong-willed and explosive students and working successfully with parents.

Society will pay a heavy price in the future should we fail to do all we can to help these children now.