Finally,
a sound yet easy-to-use approach for helping students develop
critical social skills. With the Teaching Social Skills program,
you move beyond a cookbook approach to remediation and make a
lasting difference in your students. Unlike other social skills
programs that require you to make major changes in your curriculum
and instruction, this program is easily infused into your daily
instructional routines.
The manual explains the instructional strategies
and offers practical advice on applying the approach to children
with difficult behaviors. The social skills selected for inclusion
in the program--for example, accepting consequences, listening,
following directions, coping with conflict, accepting responsibility
for ones behavior, making friends--were identified by over
1,000 teachers as being the most needed.
Table of Contents
Introduction
The Teaching
Social Skills Program 1
Program Structure 1
Teaching Social Skills 3
Conclusion 9
References 9
The Teaching Social Skills Model 10
Saying
Please and Thank You
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Student: Immature 13
Student: Aggressive 15
Dealing with
Fear Appropriately
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Student: Immature 19
Student: Aggressive 21
Dealing
with Anger Appropriately
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Student: Immature 25
Student: Aggressive 27
Rewarding
Oneself
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Student: Immature 31
Student: Aggressive 33
Asking Questions
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Student: Immature 37
Student: Aggressive 39
Accepting
Consequences of Behavior
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Student: Immature 43
Student: Aggressive 45
Successfully
Coping with Conflict
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Student: Immature 49
Student: Aggressive 51
Accepting
Responsibility for Behavior
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Student: Immature 56
Student: Aggressive 59
Listening
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Student: Immature 63
Student: Aggressive 65
Successfully
Dealing With Losing
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Student: Immature 69
Student: Aggressive 71
Responding
to Failure
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Student: Immature 75
Student: Aggressive 77
Successfully
Dealing with Mistakes
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Student: Immature 83
Student: Aggressive 86
Building
a Positive Self Attitude
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Student: Immature 91
Student: Aggressive 93
Following
Directions
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Student: Aggressive 99
Making Friends
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Student: Immature 105
Student: Aggressive 108
Understanding
Others Feelings
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Student: Immature 114
Student: Aggressive 117
Compromising with Peers
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Student: Immature 124
Student: Aggressive 127
Coping
with Aggression From Others
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Student: Immature 133
Student: Aggressive 136
Cooperating
with Peers
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Student: Immature 141
Student: Aggressive 144
Accepting
Not Getting Ones Own Way
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Student: Immature 150
Student: Aggressive 152
Seeking
Attention Appropriately
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Student: Immature 158
Student: Aggressive 161
Waiting
Ones Turn
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Student: Immature 167
Student: Aggressive 169
Accepting
the Answer "No"
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Student: Immature 176
Student: Aggressive 178
Appendix:
Record Card Masters
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