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Build the Skills Behind Positive Behavior and Responsibility
Children develop responsible behavior through clear guidance and repeated practice. This series provides four 16-page booklets on responsibility, conflict resolution, self-discipline and respect.
Help Families Teach Respect, Self-Discipline and Better Choices
Titles include:
- Teaching Children Responsibility for Their Learning & Behavior - full of ideas to help parents nurture their child's desire and ability to take responsibility for being a good student. Works even for children with a history of poor study habits and discipline.
- Helping Children Learn to Resolve Conflicts - helps parents encourage the skills and attitudes children need to resolve conflicts. Ways to avoid conflicts and ways to handle them once they arise are covered, as well as active listening, tolerance, prejudice, discrimination and accepting criticism.
- Helping Children Learn Self-Discipline - helps parents teach children self-discipline by detailing effective ways to reinforce good behavior, use the power of expectations, develop good habits, use incentives and rewards, build persistence, goal setting, personal organization skills, and more!
- Building Respect for Self and Others - packed with practical tips, ideas and simple activities that parents can use every day to teach children of all ages about respect.
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One-Year Subscription Pricing
| License Size | 1st Lang. | 2nd Lang. |
| School Building | $299.00 | $219.00 |
| Small District (Up to 2,500 Students) | $489.00 | $299.00 |
| Medium District (Up to 25,000 Students) | $679.00 | $339.00 |
| Large District (Over 25,000 Students) | $909.00 | $529.00 |
$299.00
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