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Parenting Press®Kids Can Cooperate
Table of ContentsForeword by Jean Illsley Clarke 1. When Kids Quarrel
Is Sibling Rivalry Harmful?
Why Kids Quarrel Parental Options Suitability of Various Approaches Six Ideas to Reduce Quarrelling 2. How to Facilitate Problem Solving
Steps in Problem Solving
Guidelines for Facilitating Problem Solving Common Questions Assessing Skills Needed for Problem Solving Introduce the Problem Solving Procedure Provide Opportunity for Practice First Time Assistance 3. Setting the Stage for Problem Solving with Preschoolers
Building Problem Solving Skills with Toddlers
Problem Solving with Three to Five Year Olds 4. Problem Solving with School Aged Children
The SIGEP Approach
One: Stop and Keep Calm Two: Identify the Problem Three: Generate Ideas Four: Evaluation Five: The Plan Example of SIGEP in Action 5. How to Use Negotiation for Child-Parent Conflicts
Parents’ Options
“A Better Way” “SIGEP” for Adults and Children 6. Encouraging Problem Solving
General Encouragement
Encourage Self-Esteem Family Rules Establishing Appropriate Consequences Motivating Unwilling Children 7. Where Do We Go From Here?
Learning Takes Time
Who Is Responsible for Happiness? What If My Child Still Has a Problem? Where Do You Go From Here? Appendices:
A: Assessment Games for Children
B: Activities to Enhance Problem Solving Skills C: Additional Dialogs D: Bibliography Summary Sheets |
Useful for 3–12 years
Book Description
This book is being revised and is currently out of stock |
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