Teaching Social Skills to Youth: A Curriculum for Child-care Providers
- ISBN-10
- 0938510304
- ISBN-13
- 9780938510307
- Category
- Education / Counseling / General
- Pages
- 292
- Language
- English
- Published
- 1992
- Publisher
- Boys Town Press
- Authors
- Tom Dowd, Tom P. Dowd, Jeff Tierney
Description
This book is designed to help teachers and other caregivers teach youth the social skills needed to succeed in school, at home, and on the job. The text examines the elements of social behavior, presents individual and group teaching techniques, and discusses planning of skill-based treatment interventions for difficult youth problems.
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- 2005
- 314 pages
- Paperback
- Boys Town Press
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