Encouraging potential in young children : a guidebopok for parents / Don Weinhouse, Ph.D. ; illustrated by Deborah Zemke.

By:

Weinhouse, Don

Contributor(s):

Zemke, Deborah [illustrator. ]

text

Media type:

unmediated

Carrier type:

volume

ISBN:

0764102524

Subject(s):

DDC classification:

649.1 .W423 1998

LOC classification:

HQ772. .W3615 1998

Summary: "The two keys or themes that run throughout the following pares are both mentioned in the title, and explained, reexplained, examined, and analyzed in many different sections. These are encouragement and potential. - Encouragement. This book will teach you this useful and dynamic approach that motivates children to become involved in productive activities, and to learn, grow, and achieve- an approach that sets children up for success, helps them feel good about themselves and their accomplishments, makes them more responsible for their behaviors, and offers them the opportunity to investigate and learn more about who they are and where they're going. - Potential. This book will lead you to more clearly identify, understand, and nurture your children's strengths / abilities / areas of potential. It will help you see possibilities you may never have seen before. Each section makes clear and concise recommendations, supported by both logic and experience. The ideas come from everyday practices of parents skillfully doing what is right for their children." --Preface

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Item type	Current library	Call number	Status	Date due	Barcode
Print Materials	Main Library Reference	649.1 .W423 1998 (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available		0120369

Includes bibliographical references and index.

"The two keys or themes that run throughout the following pares are both mentioned in the title, and explained, reexplained, examined, and analyzed in many different sections.
These are encouragement and potential.

- Encouragement. This book will teach you this useful and dynamic approach that motivates children to become involved in productive activities, and to learn, grow, and achieve- an approach that sets children up for success, helps them feel good about themselves and their accomplishments, makes them more responsible for their behaviors, and offers them the opportunity to investigate and learn more about who they are and where they're going.

- Potential. This book will lead you to more clearly identify, understand, and nurture your children's strengths / abilities / areas of potential. It will help you see possibilities you may never have seen before.
Each section makes clear and concise recommendations, supported by both logic and experience. The ideas come from everyday practices of parents skillfully doing what is right for their children." --Preface