Working with challenging children : from theory to practice in primary education /
Education brings together recent research findings in children's psychopathology with practical implications in educational settings. The text provides the latest user-friendly volume facts from neurosciences, psychology, special education, classroom management, child development, cross cultura...
Clasificación: | Libro Electrónico |
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Formato: | Electrónico eBook |
Idioma: | Inglés |
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New York :
Nova Science Publishers Inc.,
[2014]
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Colección: | Education in a competitive and globalizing world series.
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Acceso en línea: | Texto completo |
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- WORKING WITH CHALLENGING CHILDREN: FROM THEORY TO PRACTICE IN PRIMARY EDUCATION
- WORKING WITH CHALLENGING CHILDREN: FROM THEORY TO PRACTICE IN PRIMARY EDUCATION
- Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data
- Contents
- Foreword
- Preface
- Acknowledgments
- PART I: Working with Challenging Children
- Chapter 1: Challenging Behaviour in Children
- Objectives
- Understanding Why Challenging Behaviour
- Is Happening
- Asking for Attention
- Setting Events
- Identifying Triggers
- Functions of the Challenging Behaviour
- 1. If the child is trying to get your Attention by hitting2. If the child hits others to Escape/Avoid something or someone:
- 3. When the child hits others to get something
- Ignoring As a Behavioural Strategy
- Keeping a Record of Challenging Behaviour
- Early Warning Signs
- Things That Can Help
- Responding Effectively During Challenging Behaviour
- Post Incident Support
- Cooperating with Professionals and the Family
- Summary
- Chapter 2: Aggressive Behaviour in Children
- Objectives
- Aggressive Behaviour in Children
- The Role of Imitation in Aggressive Behaviour: Social Cognitive TheoryReducing Aggression within the Family
- Engage Parents As Partners
- Aggressive Behaviour As Symptom of Underlying Problems
- Controlling Aggressive Behaviour in Children
- The Bulling Phenomenon
- Theories of Aggression and Bullying
- Social Information Processing
- Resource Control Theory
- Theory of Mind
- Bullies Tend to Exhibit the Following Characteristics
- Defining Characteristics of Victims
- Research Findings
- Bulling Interventions
- Instructions for School PersonnelSteps to Follow After an Incident of Bullying at Your School
- Talking with the Victim
- Convening a Group Meeting
- Explaining the Problem
- Promoting Shared Responsibility
- Leaving It up to Them
- Monitoring Process
- Make Early Interventions
- Teach Specific Skills and Values in the Classroom
- Teaching Students How to Solve Their Own Problems
- Reinforce Alternative Behaviour
- Determine the Impetus for the Behaviour
- Address Off-Campus Bullying-Cyberbulling
- Cooperate with Parents
- Summary