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Emotional Safety
& Learning Styles
Videos featuring Jane Bluestein, Ph.D.
New! Now available on DVD!
How to deal with dozens of learning differences! In these videos, Dr. Bluestein presents specific success-oriented techniques for creating an emotionally-safe learning environment by encouraging growth, accommodating learner needs and preferences, and building cooperative goal structures. Individual student differences are shown as opportunities rather than obstacles.
Video #1:
Emotional Safety and Learning Styles, Part One
Using instructional strategies to accommodate students' strengths, weaknesses, likes, dislikes and learning preferences.
Video #2:
Emotional Safety and Learning Styles, Part Two
Applying a three-step process to create an I-Can classroom in which all students can succeed.
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
Helping Students in Crisis
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 video cassettes or on DVD.
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Last updated on
February 16, 2008 11:22 PM
