Thinking, Feeling, Behaving: An Emotional Education Curriculum for Adolescents/Grades 7-12
Ann Vernon has done a really marvelous job of providing a solid and challenging basis for primary prevention in emotional education. --Robert A. Harper, Journal of Rational-Emotive & Cognitive-Behavior TherapyAnn Vernon has developed a curriculum that provides school counselors with lessons on all different facets of social and emotional barriers. . . The author provides actual scenarios that students can understand and relate to. . . The curriculum embraces the goal of positive behavior and flexible thinking. Topics presented in the lessons reflect peer perception, cliques, transition issues, and social pressures. . . a great resource for school counselors. --Deborah Hardy, New York State School Counselors Association NewsletterIt is critical for school districts to select a program that is empirically-based, cost-effective, and user-friendly. You will be delighted to know that Dr. Ann Vernon's emotional education curriculum meet all of the above criteria. . . . Dr. Vernon presents a framework of emotional education with a total of 210 experiential activities that are applications of Dr. Albert Ellis' rational emotive behavioral therapy. . . . I believe these two books are ideal for educators, counselors, and school psychologists who are looking for resources to foster healthy social and emotional development in their students. --Tony Wu, NCSP--This text refers to an alternatePaperbackedition.