The Kids Who Aren't Okay
The Urgent Case for Reimagining Support, Belonging, and Hope in Schools
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The Kids Who Aren't Okay
Letto da:
Ross W. Greene Ph.D.
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Letto da:
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Ross W. Greene Ph.D.
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The Kids Who Aren’t Okay opens with sobering statistics: higher than ever rates of concerning behaviors at school, anxiety, depression, chronic absenteeism, and suicidality. Educators—who have experienced significant decreases in job satisfaction and rising burnout and have left the profession in droves—are looking for answers that take them beyond the standard models of crisis management, school discipline, and behavior modification.
Dr. Ross Greene, renowned for his pioneering work in education and originator of the Collaborative & Proactive Solutions model, argues that we must renew our focus on developmental variability and meeting every student where they’re at, focusing on problems rather than frustration responses and solving these problems collaboratively and proactively. Doing so requires us to take a hard look at our structures, practices, and mentalities—and pursue meaningful educational reform that strengthens student support and belonging while benefitting all kids and educators.
Building on the principles introduced in his landmark, bestselling book, Lost at School, Greene provides a clear road map for turning things around, complete with case studies, practical teaching strategies, conflict resolution tools, and the voices of educators who’ve done it. The Kids Who Aren’t Okay is a vital resource for educators that “ultimately saves time and effort” (Booklist), providing hope and guidance as schools navigate the new normal.
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