interpersonal communication

Offers advice on when and how to best use E-mail at work, home, and school, examines the question of why E-mail so often goes awry, explains how to write and direct a perfect E-mail, looks at six types of E-mails, and discusses emotional E-mails, and E-mails that can land people in jail.

Explains how to use interpersonal skills effectively in the workplace, discussing communication, good relationships, cooperation, teamwork, being assertive, and conflict resolution.

Presents activities for teaching obedience to children.

Reveals the skills needed to effectively deal with tough issues and resolve conflict in every aspect of life.

Discusses how people with attention deficit disorder can draw upon the benefits of the syndrome, such as increased creativity, reliable intuition, and good teamwork skills, to enhance job performance, and presents information on how to handle the more troublesome aspects of A.D.D.

Information on how to identify 10 recognizable difficult behaviors and deal successfully with each of them.

Presents innovative ways to solve common communication problems of parents and children.

Describes ways people communicate; why good communication is important; setting communication goals; communicating about sex, drugs, and suicide; and ways to advocate for others.

Suggests ways to communicate more effectively on the job through listening, asking questions, and demonstrating respect for others.

A comprehensive guide to Morning Meetings that explains how K-8 educators can implement Morning Meetings in their own classrooms to help build community, increase students' confidence, and improve children's reading, writing, listening, and speaking skills.