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The Crisis Manual for Early Childhood Teachers: How to Handle the Really Difficult Problems
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Review " The Crisis Manual is a valuable tool in helping teachers create a safe learning environment " --Florida Primary Educator " a timely and comprehensive guide to help the classroom teacher face difficult social issues faced by their students " --Florida Primary Educator " an extremely helpful resource in dealing with difficult problems " --Childrens Ministry Product Description The only source book you'll need to face those really difficult issues in the classroom. Learn effective strategies for addressing the most challenging problems you may encounter as a teacher, such as the death of a family member, domestic violence, substance abuse, sex abuse, homelessness, natural disasters and children with HIV/AIDS. Chapters for each crisis include describing the problem, insights from child development, when to seek help, how to respond, and suggestions of organizations and individuals you can turn to for help. From the Inside Flap The Crisis Manual for Early Childhood Teachers, is the only source book you'll need to help you face those really difficult issues in the classroom. Learn effective strategies that address the most challenging problems you may encounter as a teacher. From the author who brought you the popular books Ages and Stages, The Outside Play and Learning Book, Things to Do with Toddlers and Twos, and More Things to Do with Toddlers and Twos. From the Back Cover The only source book you'll need to face those really difficult issues in the classroom. Learn effective strategies for addressing the most challenging problems you may encounter as a teacher, such as the death of a family member, domestic violence, substance abuse, sex abuse, homelessness, natural disasters and children with HIV/AIDS. Chapters for each crisis include describing the problem, insights from child development, when to seek help, how to respond, and suggestions of organizations and individuals you can turn to for help. About the Author Karen Miller, who has over 25 years experience in the early childhood field, is well known as a keynote speaker and consultant. She has worked as a teacher for Head Start, as national education director for Children's World Inc. and as a national training director for Min-Skools Ltd.
