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Adult education lectures for early intervention
Childhood Confidence: Valuable Info On Helping Your Child Build Confidence
Empowering your child with confidence is one of the greatest gifts you can give them. In "Building Confidence: Empowering Your Child for Success," you'll discover invaluable insights and practical strategies to help your child develop the self-assurance they need to thrive.This comprehensive resource is packed with actionable tips on nurturing confidence in children of all ages. From fostering a positive self-image and teaching resilience to encouraging independence and celebrating achievements,
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Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Cognitive Distortions Lesson / Anxiety Mini-Unit / Slides+Activity / SEL
Use these detailed slides, note-taking organizer, and matching-style review activity to teach your audience about the 12 most common cognitive distortions! This will help students get a handle on their anxiety and increase their social emotional health. This lesson helps students become more anxiety-literate. Teachers can use this to bring some SEL into their regular-ed classroom, when teaching advisory, or with special populations. This can be used to supplement Second Step. This can also be us
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5th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Also included in: Social Emotional Learning (SEL) Mini-Unit Bundle
Drugs, Kids and Crime Youth Prevention Series Power Point Presentation
This is a power point presentation based upon my latest book, Drugs, Kids and Crime: Surviving Our Drug Obsessed Culture Revised 2nd Edition. I use this presentation as a framework for conducting drug education and prevention workshops. With proper study of the source material and preparation any educator can use this tool to convey the same information with ease. This product is great for 10-12th grades and Community College or trade School instruction in the ADS Program.
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12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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No Cap - You Create Your Reality - Audio/Video Book-Mr. O
Designed for "At Risk" youth in particular. This book provides them with the basic fundamentals of how to successfully function in this society from communicating, to showing mutual respect for young men and women as well as respect for authority as well as how to look the part and effect themselves and the community at large. It also addresses peer pressure. This Audio/Video book is one that prompts discussion and self-reflection.
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5th - 12th, Adult Education
Powerpoint, Teaching Rules to PreK Students
This power point reviews teaching rules to pre kindergarten aged students to prevent challenging behaviors.
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PreK - 1st, Adult Education, Staff
Play: The Role of Play in Child Development
Introduction All over the world, children, irrespective of race, gender or geographical location: Ø Have energetic bodies Ø Like manipulating by use of fingers Ø Have inquisitive minds Ø Have spontaneous feelings These characteristics should be utilized to assist the development of the child. In this lesson, you are going to see how play influences the intellectual, social, physical and emotional development.
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PreK - 4th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Challenging Behaviours in Developmental Disability - an overview for support
This powerpoint presentation provides an overview of what is challenging behaviours or behaviours of concern in people with intellectual disability. Moreover, it provides a breakdown of how and what roles the support system may play in the various settings.
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Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Theories of Social Interaction Patterns
IntroductionWe are now going to focus on theories associated with social interaction. We are basically trying to understand how people start relating with each other and the aspects that build or break a relationship. We are also going to focus on participants’ behaviours as they relate with others. We will basically focus on three theories namely; Social Exchange, Social Systems and the Dramaturgical approach.
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PreK - 4th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Oral Skills: Deficits in Oral Skills
Meaning of Speech DeficitsThese are disorders related to speaking. They include speech retardation, speech fluency disorder and Aphasia. Here below we will discuss the three of them. However, it is important to bear in mind that different scholars as well as lecturers may present them in a different order.
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PreK - 3rd, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Also included in: Literacy : Literacy skills
Social Interaction
You have heard people say that human beings are social animals. This may simply mean that one cannot live in total isolation but must relate with others in some way. As one lives with others there must be some form of contact that involves at least two people. Social interaction as a concept is basically a combination of two separate terms that could be defined singly. Let us define the two words according to the Winston Dictionary,§ Social- The term is used to describe the aspect of men living
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PreK - 4th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Play: Theories of Play
Introduction This article discusses theories of play in early childhood education. "All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy." This phrase is very common. There are many theories of play as presented below.
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PreK - 3rd, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Language, Thought and Culture : A synopsis
Do the languages we speak shape the way we think, act and believe? Or do they merely express thoughts? Does the structure of a language shape the very thoughts we wish to express? Does a person’s behaviour depend on his or her language? Does culture determine how a language will be spoken and interpreted? What is the relationship between language and behaviour? These questions form the basis of a very interesting discussion that we shall reflect upon in this chapter.
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4th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Social-Emotional Health Needs of Children Notes
The social health of an individual refers to how well he or she is able to get along with other people, how other people react to him or her, and how he interacts with social institutions and societal way of life. One who is socially healthy, can easily make friends and keep them, has loving relationships, respects the rights of others, gives and accepts help, communicates his or her needs to others and is trustworthy.
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PreK - 3rd, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
ADHD In-Class Management PPT
This PowerPoint Presentation outlines the key signs that a student may have ADHD, and how to effectively manage these students in the classroom.
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
PowerPoint Summary: Rolider, Cummings & Van Houten, 1991
THE ARTICLE SUMMARIZED IN THIS POWERPOINT SUMMARY IS THE PROPERTY OF THE JOURNAL OF APPLIED BEHAVIOR ANALYSIS.
CITATION: Rolider, A., Cummings, A. & Van Houten, R. (1991). Side Effects of Therapeutic Punishment on Academic Performance and Eye Contact. Journal of Applied Behavior Analysis, 24(4), 763-773.
This product was originally made as part of a requirement for the creator's BCBA supervision. This modified version is intended to summarize the key points of the article for presentat
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Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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