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Change  Agents:
49 Ways to Get and Keep Control of Your Classrooms
Doug Lemov, Jay Mathews, Debra Viadero 

pic Doug Lemov went out into the field to discover and thoroughly document what great teachers are doing in the toughest classrooms in the toughest neighborhoods in his community. His findings were distilled down to 49 specific techniques that can help create exceptional learning environments and provide useful insights to administrators, directors, teachers and parents.
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Kids Versus Kids:
Five Tested Tips for Resolving Conflicts Among Young Children
Rae Pica with Analiisa Reichlin, Betsy Evans, Carol Garboden Murray

 

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When children fight, should you be a Paris peace negotiator or an Ultimate Fighting Challenge referee? Typically neither teachers nor parents are taught how to manage conflicts between children. Tune in now and get some solid, tested guidance on what to do when children are ready to rumble.
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Brian Crowe is Executive Director of the National Association of Child Care Professionals serving center directors, owners and administrators nationwide. NACCP provides valuable resources for professionals in the ECE field. Brian brings to this association over 19 years experience in nonprofit management and facilitation, serving international and domestic nonprofit service organizations as well as professional associations. His education is gained through Ashford University in Clinton, Iowa with studies in Organizational Management with an emphasis in Global Management. Holly Elissa Bruno is a prominent author, advocate and leadership evangelist who is committed to mapping the DNA of people and ideas that are making a difference in educational leadership. Author of Leading on purpose: Emotionally intelligent early childhood administration, McGraw-Hill 2008, Bruno has set up shop at the intersection of performance and compassion and as a trainer, speaker, consultant and professor, she teaches leadership and management across the country. A recovering attorney, Bruno is a former assistant attorney general for the state of Maine.

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 It was so thought-provoking that I couldn’t fall asleep afterwards. The question discussed was: “Are we raising a nation of wimps?”  The commentators proposed that children are not learning the coping skills which lead to independence.  Their childhood is nice and clean and safe, but they are psychologically fragile later on when they leave for college.

 

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