The Boredom Solution: Understanding and Dealing With Boredom
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| Rating | : | 4.67 (673 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1883055555 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 96 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 0000-00-00 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
If you work or live with a child who complains about being bored, you need this book.. Learn about the “hows” and &ldquowhys” of boredom and make you classroom a more dynamic learning environment for all children. Even with these daily realities of boredom, the average person has no extensive general knowledge of it.This complete exploration of boredom provides parents and teachers with important information that will allow them to understand why children complain about being bored and help them develop strategies to combat boredom. Specific tools to help assess feelings of boredom and questions to ask your child to help diagnose the problem are provided. The condition hits rich and poor, men and women, young and old alike. Providing both theory and practical advice, this clear, down-to-earth guide explains why some people are more prone to boredom than others and shows what parents, teachers, and children th
About the Author Linda Deal, a teacher of elementary gifted children for over 25 years, has also taught both graduate and undergraduate courses on gifted education at Millersville University and raised two gifted sons. Living within this field has provided an in-depth understanding and meaningful insights into the world of the gifted child. . She has provided teacher training for local school districts, statewide conferences, and helped facilitate parent discussion groups following the SENG model
Amazon Customer said Boredom no more. Very good book. It give a variety of causes and solutions for boredom. I run a skills program and have had multiple staff teach kids the skill in this book. Of course the children need to want to have to learn the skills.
She has provided teacher training for local school districts, statewide conferences, and helped facilitate parent discussion groups following the SENG model. . Living within this field has provided an in-depth understanding and meaningful insights into the world of the gifted child. Linda Deal, a teacher of ele