Drawing on cutting-edge research along with practical findings, this landmark exploration of the science of attention reveals what distinguishes experts from amateurs and stars from average performers.
Defines self-control and discusses its importance in developing moral and ethical behavior that is necessary for an individual and a society to function effectively.
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.
Presents Christian lessons for children on self-control and obedience through two animated stories: in one, Benny Bear eats the berries he meant to give as a birthday present; in the other, Tuffy gets lost at the zoo after ignoring his teacher's instructions to stay with the class.
When Zach's preoccupation with money leads to a tantrum at home, Plato the buffalo uses stories from classic literature to show him the importance of self-discipline.
Spark is a little dragon with a big problem--he can't control his fiery breath. Even practicing doesn't help. Will Spark ever be able to tame his flame?.
