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Helping Students in Crisis
Videos featuring Jane Bluestein, Ph.D.
New! Now available on DVD!
Deal with feelings and problems effectively! These videos present constructive, supportive ways to respond to students in crisis. Teachers will learn to distinguish between feelings and behaviors, and to avoid non-supportive responses which can only add to the problem! They will also learn how to create the kind of environment in which students can deal with emotional upsets and resolve conflicts in non-hurtful ways.
Video #1:
Helping Students in Crisis, Part One
Recognizing and responding to students who are in crisis.
Video #2:
Helping Students in Crisis, Part Two,
Helping students without blaming, shaming, criticizing, minimizing, distracting, challenging, denying or rescuing.
Part of the Responsibility, Respect and Relationship series, this package includes 2 videos, approx. 30 minutes each, or on DVD, $119.95
Other video packages in this series:
Creating Emotionally Safe Schools
3 videos, approx. 30 minutes each, or on DVD,$179.95
Responsibility and Classroom Discipline
6 Videos, approx. 30 minutes each, or on DVD,$299.95
Emotional Safety and Learning Styles
2 Videos, approx. 30 minutes each, or on DVD,$119.95
Get all 4 sets and more: Responsibility, Respect & Relationships: Creating Emotionally Safe Schools
13 Videos featuring Dr. Bluestein, 2 bonus videos featuring Dr. William Glasser, plus facilitator materials. $799.95for all Video cassettes, or on DVD.
Order this package. Click here to go to an order form you can print out and mail or fax in. Or call 1-800-688-1960 (505-323-9044) to order.
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February 16, 2008 11:20 PM
