Quick guide for teachers - Primary School
Product: Book
Trim size in cm: 14x21cm
Pages: 128
ISBN: 9788859041429
Publication date: 01/05/2025
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Emotional Disorders – What to do and what to avoid in the style of a Teacher Training notebook offers useful suggestions and indications for successfully dealing with 15 problem behaviors typical of emotional disorders in primary school. Each chapter examines problematic behavior that the teacher may have to face in the classroom, and which may be an indication of the children’s most difficulties: anger, sadness, anxiety.
What to do and what to avoid
Each chapter includes a brief overview of a specific problematic behavior, indications on the intervention (how to intervene), suggestions and insights (advice of the expert and in-depth analysis). The teacher will be guided towards understanding the situations described through emotional, cognitive and behavioural reading.
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Introduction
Anger
BOOK STRUCTURE AND CONTENTS
Emotional Disorders – What to do and what to avoid is divided into 15 chapters, grouped into 3 macro-sections: anger, sadness, anxietyWHAT TO DO AND WHAT TO AVOID
The reason for each behaviour is initially explained in a few brief sentences (Why does he/she do this?), followed by simple and clear indications for the teacher on the attitudes to be adopted and avoided (What to do, What NOT to do). A discussion on the topic follows (What to keep in mind) and tools and strategies are provided in How to intervene about some crucial educational and didactic aspects. A final Don’t forget That… paragraph is devoted to important and focused suggestions for the teacher to keep in mind. Each chapter contains:THE AUTHOR
Erika Panchieri is a psychologist and cognitive-behavioural psychotherapist, with advanced training in cognitive and neuropsychological assessment and a specialist in learning psychopathology. In addition to psychotherapy, she focuses primarily on the diagnosis and treatment of developmental psychopathology. She works in private clinical practice and collaborates as a consultant and trainer with schools, associations, and organisations. She also provides supervision for teachers, educators, and social and healthcare professionals.