Escape from Exclusion: An Emotionally Literate Approach to Supporting Excluded and Disaffected Students at Key Stage 2, 3 and 4 (Lucky Duck Books) Buy on Amazon
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Escape from Exclusion: An Emotionally Literate Approach to Supporting Excluded and Disaffected Students at Key Stage 2, 3 and 4 (Lucky Duck Books)

Author Marris, Brian
Publisher Sage Publications
Category Education
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Book Details
Author(s) Marris, Brian
Publisher Sage Publications
ISBN / ASIN 1904315348
ISBN-13 9781904315346
Availability Temporarily out of stock.
Category Education
Marketplace United States 🇺🇸
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SHORT LISTED FOR TES/NASEN TEACHING AND LEARNING BOOK AWARD 2004

`A useful programme for any secondary school looking for a framework to support anger management and problem solving with groups of at risk pupils' - Special Needs Information Press

An emotionally literate approach to supporting excluded and disaffected students at Key Stage 2, 3 and 4.

This 15 session programme was initially devised to support excluded pupils at the Hillingdon Tuition Centre. It has been adapted to assist students who are disaffected and at risk of exclusion.

The ESCAPE programme covers the following Key skills of Emotional Literacy:

} awareness of feelings

} self-assurance

} authenticity

} flexibility

} personal insights

} self-regulation

} accountability

} self-motivation.

Each session provides comprehensive teacher notes, activities and worksheets and concludes with a co-operative group game. Use is made of Brief Therapy interviews and a suggested weekly individual tutorial session where progress can be monitored and targets set for the next meeting.

A resource that will help young people function in a reflective way, helping them to:

} cope more effectively with their feelings

} learn and practise better ways to behave.

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