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Conflict Management -- Books
Before Push Comes to Shove
Hate Hurts: How Children Learn and Unlearn Prejudice
Caryl Stern-LaRosa and Ellen Hofheimer Bettmann
2000, 332 Pages
When people are afraid, or have actually been hurt, it may be a natural response
to want to hurt someone back. But hurting one another only escalates the hatred
and violence--and the differences don't go away. This book offers practical
tips, sound advice, and role-playing for difficult situations for both adults
and children.
Step-by-Step Problem Solving: A Practical Guide to Ensure
Problems Get (and Stay) Solved
Richard Y. Chang, P. Keith Kelly
1993 Book, 106 pages
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This guidebook takes a common-sense approach to problem solving and provides a wealth of
practical examples and proven methods that can be applied immediately on the job.
Ultimate Classroom Control Handbook
Dave Foley
2007, 265 Pages
This book provides you with specific answers--plus backup plans--to the
discipline problems and classroom-management issues that plague teachers. This
fit-it manual by an ward-winning educator targets student disruptions and
teaching inefficiencies that eat up instruction time. It helps you solve
problems on the spot, so you spend your time educating rather than disciplining.
Who's Calling the Shots?
Nancy Paige, Diane Levin
1990, 188 Pages
This book offers educators suggestions, practical ideas and resources for
helping children repossess imaginative play, avoid severe gender and racial
stereotypes, resist consumerism, and develop skills for playing and living less
violently.
Books can be checked out for one month, audio and video tapes for two weeks. Contact the Distribution Center at NDSU.distributioncenter@ndsu.edu or 701 231-7882 to check out Staff Resource Library materials, or stop by Morrill 10 to browse the shelves.