Best Selling Books by Jane Nelsen

The number one stressor for teachers, who want to make a difference in the lives of students, is the time they have to spend on dealing with "misbehavior." Based on the best selling Positive Discipline series (rooted in the work of Alfred Adler and Rudolf Dreikurs), this deck of cards includes 52 tools that teach skills for dealing with "misbehavior" in ways that teach social emotional learning at the same time. Instead of using rewards and punishments (proven by research to be ineffective long-term), these tools help teachers understand the "belief behind the behavior" (the driving force behind the behavior) and then how to use encouraging methods such as involving students in focusing on solutions. Each tool includes a cartoon to help you see the humor in difficult situations, which then helps you access the part of your brain that is open to solutions. The "text" side of the card provides quick and easy steps to implement 52 tools that meet the Five Criteria for Positive Discipline.

As a working parent, do you struggle to find a balance between work and family? Do you feel frustrated or helpless when it comes to enforcing family rules and discipline? You are not alone. Tens of millions of parents share these common concerns. But help has arrived! Over the years, parents just like you have come to trust the POSITIVE DISCIPLINE series for its consistent, commonsense approach to child rearing.Positive Discipline for Working Parentsis an invaluable resource to nurturing cooperation, good character, and positive life skills in children. You''ll learn how to: • Avoid power struggles with your children • Maintain schedules, plan meals, and reduce stress through effective time management • Learn the power of family meetings in tackling discipline and developmental problems • Help those who care for your children understand the important philosophy of kindness and firmness in setting boundaries • And much more!

This manual is designed for early childhood educators, teachers, and caregivers who work with children from birth to six years of age. You will learn to apply the principles and tools of Positive Discipline, an Adlerian research-based philosophy, to working with groups of young children. They will also gain a deeper understanding of how young children learn, the importance of belonging and social and emotional learning, and how best to teach those skills in a classroom or care setting.

According to bestselling author Jane Nelsen, the chronic stress of modern life keeps millions of people from enjoying the sweet happiness that comes with peace of mind. Dr. Nelsen''s From Here to Serenity shows readers how they can achieve inner peace by following four basic and easily applied principles: understanding how feelings can act as a personal compass, freeing one''s self from the filters of one''s thought system, realizing that other people do the best they can with what they know, and learning how gratitude can overcome depression and anger.

A thoughtfully revised and expanded edition of Jane Nelsen''s revolutionary guide on how to raise capable, confident children without rewards or punishment—now updated with research-backed information on how to approach parenting in the era of social media For forty-five years, Positive Discipline has been the gold standard reference for adults working with children. Now Jane Nelsen, distinguished psychologist, educator, mother, grandmother, and great grandmother, has revised and expanded her classic guide with tools for the modern, digital age. Nelsen explains how parents and teachers can be both firm and kind at the same time, so that any child—from a four-year-old toddler to a rebellious teenager—can learn solution-oriented cooperation and self-discipline with no loss of dignity. The key to positive discipline is not punishment but respectfully focusing on solutions that teach valuable social and life skills; and encourage mistakes as opportunities to learn—for parents and children. This updated guide covers: A new look at “misbehavior” The significance of birth order How to apply positive discipline in a screen-addicted world How your personality affects theirs Practical kind-and-firm tools to replace rewards and punishment. With warmth, understanding, and expertise, Nelsen helps parents and teachers unlock the positive solutions and strategies to help kids thrive.

Jane Nelsen cree que los niños se comportan mal cuando sienten que no reciben amor y atención y que no hacen parte de un grupo. El método autoritario, que utiliza frases como ''¡Porque yo lo digo!'', sólo conduce a un comportamiento rebelde. En su lugar, los padres de familia deben aplicar principios que los acerquen a sus hijos. Los padres que utilicen cariño y firmeza motivarán en sus niños la autoestima, la autodisciplina, la cooperación, el buen comportamiento, las habilidades para la solución de problemas y conflictos, reforzando, de paso, los valores. Esta obra responde, tanto a padres como a profesores, preguntas tan importantes como: ¿Qué errores cometen los padres en nombre del amor? ¿Cómo enseñar a los niños un comportamiento bueno y positivo sin recurrir al castigo? ¿Cómo pueden evitar los profesores problemas de disciplina en la clase?. Tomado de la contracubierta del libro.

All Positive Discipline Tools for Kids teach one or more of the five CASEL core competencies:? Self-Awareness? Self-Management? SocialAwareness? RelationshipSkills? ResponsibleDecision-MakingSee: CASEL (Collaborative for Academic and Social Emotional Learning: www.casel.org)

Se hace énfasis en la importancia de las reuniones de clase, ya que éstas permiten desarrollar habilidades esenciales en los jóvenes para tener éxito en todas las áreas de la vida: estudio, trabajo, familia y sociedad.