anger

Provides a definition of anger, explores the causes, physiological effects, and possible responses to anger, and discusses anger management techniques, and some common myths about anger management.

Presents skills for high school students to manage anger. Reinforces concepts such as anger triggers, anger cues, and effective ways to express anger, with exercises and activities for practicing anger-management techniques.

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This secondary school text on conflict resolution presents a radical idea: conflict is positive and can serve to enhance important relationships. In this text, teachers and students will learn how to become empowered to express and resolve their own conflicts. This text does not focus on the process of using courts, lawyers, or arbitrators to make decisions when disagreements arise. Rather, it is about how to mine the "gold" in a conflict through direct communication between disputants themselves (from guide).

Helps students recognize the difference between being angry and acting on anger. Stresses the importance of thinking before acting and dealing with anger in a safe, productive way.

A boy who is frequently angry gets his wish when he wakes up all alone on an island in the sky, but after a while he wishes he could go home.

A little girl and her mother enjoy shopping at the grocery store until the girl has a tantrum when her mother will not buy ice cream. Includes brief notes on handling a child's tantrums.

Helps children and teens learn how to control their emotions when life does not go the way they want, explaining the importance of staying calm and in control in stressful situations.

Teaches school-age children cognitive-behavioral techniques to manage anger, presenting writing and drawing activities and self-help exercises and strategies, and includes an introduction for parents.

Thirteen-year-old Scott struggles to learn to control his temper, but not before it's led to all sorts of trouble, including dismissal from one baseball team, humiliation on another, and involvement with his enemy, Beaky, in a plan to catch some professional thieves.