mentally ill children

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mentally ill children

Power struggles

successful techniques for educators
1997
Provides practical guidance for avoiding power struggles with students, discussing the hostility cycle and covering intervention, reframing, and defusing as well as how to deal with the rest of the class.

Discipline with dignity for challenging youth

1999
Discusses fundamental principles and goals pertaining to discipline strategies in school situations, focusing on topics such as teachers' responsibility to students; the use of motivation instead of discipline; and ways to use difficult behavior as a chance to provide instruction.

Progress without punishment

effective approaches for learners with behavior problems
1988

The planet of Junior Brown

1986
Already a leader in New York's underground world of homeless children, Buddy Clark takes on the responsibility of protecting the overweight, emotionally disturbed friend with whom he has been playing hooky from eighth grade all semester.

Stuck in time

the tragedy of childhood mental illness
1993
We meet three teenagers suffering from mental health problems, whose progress and confidence are dashed by bureaucratic decisions to transfer them repeatedly among different institutions, the mothers and fathers who are blamed for poor parenting, and the government and welfare agents who must make policy decisions in a situation that so blatantly defies logic.

Looking for Mary Gabriel

2002
Bonita desperately wants her family to be normal, despite her younger sister Mary's mental illness, and often finds herself vacillating between loving her sister and hating her.

Just another kid

1989
A teacher of six emotionally troubled kids describes the disasters and growth she faced with each one.

Runaway train

youth with emotional disturbance
2008
Tells the story of Sheila, a high school student suffering from severe emotional disturbance, and her attempts to cope by venting her rage, cutting herself, and starving herself before getting the help she needs to begin to recover.

Runaway train

youth with emotional disturbance
2004
Tells the story of Sheila, a high school student suffering from severe emotional disturbance, and her attempts to cope by venting her rage, cutting herself, and starving herself before getting the help she needs to begin to recover.

Discipline with dignity

new challenges, new solutions
2008
Offers specific ways to involve students in defining classroom procedures, rules, and consequences based on values or principles compatible with learning; including prevention, action and resolution of conflicts.

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