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First Class Character Education Activities Program Ready-To-Use Lessons and Activities for Grades 7 - 12

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ISBN-10: 0130425869

ISBN-13: 9780130425867

Edition: 2001

Authors: Michael D. Koehler, Karen E. Royer

List price: $35.00
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This resource gives secondary teachers and counselors 95 ready-to-use lessons with reproducible activity sheets to promote healthy character development in students. The lessons are drawn from First-Class, a successful program initiated by students and teachers at Mundelein (IL) High School and can be used as is or adapted to fit the particular needs in any junior or senior high school. Major topics covered include: * the nature of good character * student behavior and the related issues of motivation, communication and family involvement * anger management, stress reduction, dealing with failure and impulse control * social issues such as family roles, violence and the impact of TV…    
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Book details

List price: $35.00
Copyright year: 2001
Publisher: John Wiley & Sons, Incorporated
Publication date: 8/15/2001
Binding: Paperback
Pages: 432
Size: 8.27" wide x 10.85" long x 1.06" tall
Weight: 2.486
Language: English

Michael D. Koehler, Ph.D., was a teacher, counselor, and coach at Deerfield (IL) High School for 31 years and an adjunct professor of educational administration for 23 years. He has authored more than a dozen practical resources for educators with Prentice Hall and written and narrated a videotape for the College Board. Karen E. Royer, M.A., is a former teacher at Mundelein (IL) High School, where she taught all levels of French, spearheaded the writing of one of the first "immersion" curricula in the state, and was one of the faculty who worked with students to initiate the First-Class character education program.

About This Resource
Introduction
In the Beginning
Assessing Student Needs
Identifying the Essentials
Good Character
Good Character: What Is It?
Good Character: The Next Step
The Facets of Good Character
The Test
Take Your Pick
Student Behavior and Character
First Impressions
Adult/Student Relationships
Adult/Student Relationships: Action Plan
Adult/Student Relationships: Action Plan Evaluation
To Be or Not to Be
It's Cool to Be First Class
Guidelines for Appropriate Public Behavior
Student Evaluation of the Rules
Feedback
Integrating Sicial Principles
Let's Talk Social Principles
Hometalk
Principles to Build On
Build a Foundation
When You Look at My Principles
To Know or Not to Know
We're in This Together: A Look at Love and Marriage
Love and Marriage
Playing Nice
Think Tank
Name Your Poison!
Dealing With Emotional Issues
Attitude
Attitude Follow-Up
Stepping Up
It's Your Call: If I Weren't Afraid!
Failure is My Friend
Rejecting Rejection
Stress
Handling Anger
Taking Your Pick
Leadership
Dealing With Social Issues
Family Roles
Get It Right
Gossip
Peer Pressure
Positive Interdependence
Competition vs. Cooperation
Handling Bullying
Violence
"Gift" Giving
Hate
Let's Take a Closer Look at Television
Understanding and Celebrating Differences in Others
Search
Silly Similes
Daffy-nitions
Make a Motto
Looking Closely at Stereotypes
Stereotyping, So What?
Combating Stereotyping
Who Are You?
Stereotyping and Discrimination
You Be The Judge
Up Close and Personal
Racial Stereotypes
Not Just About Race
Young vs. Old
It's Your Call
Take Your Pick
Prejudice and Discrimination
What Do You Think?
Being Physically Disabled
Sexual Harassment
More About Sexual Harassment
What Will You Do?
Jubilee, a Celebration of Diversity
A Challenge to the School Community
General Activities and Thought Questions