How to Raise Responsible Kids While Keeping a Life of Your Own is a multiple award-winner and the only approach that is TOTALLY noncoercive (but not permissive) and does not use rewards, threats, or punishments. Use this link to find out more about the audio versions of the book in an 8-disc audio CD set and/or downloadable audio formats.
This printable e-book describes “The Raise Responsibility System” used in school, homes, and youth settings around the world. The short stories with illustrations describe four (4) levels that promote a desire to WANT to behave responsibly.
This downloadable and printable 100-page Resource Guide is the manual for seminars conducted by Dr. Marvin Marshall. The guide explains the difference between classroom management and discipline, a better approach than relying on rules, three practices that reduce stress and increase effectiveness, the Raise Responsibility System (discipline program), and how to use the system to increase motivation in learning.
Cómo Criar a Niños que Sean Responsables y al Mismo Tiempo Disfrutar de su Propia Vida
This e-book contains 25 ways to promote responsibility and have young people WANT to do what you would like while
reducing your stress, helping you become more effective, and improving your relationships.
This 24-page e-book contains 101 tips from the multiple-award winning book “Parenting without Stress: How to Raise Responsible Kids While Keeping a Life of Your Own.” It is an excellent quick reference.
The Levels of Development (Also known as the Hierarchy of Social Development) is 18 x 24 inches (46 cm x 61 cm), laminated and printed in ink that does not fade with years of use.
The Impulse Management POSTER is 18 x 24 inches (46 cm x 61 cm), laminated and printed in ink that does not fade with years of use.
The Impulse Management/Levels Of Development (Also known as the Hierarchy of Social Development ) cards measure 2 x 3.5 inches (5 cm x 9 cm) and are two-sided with the Impulse Management procedure on one side and the Levels of Development on the reverse side; cards are sold in packs of 100.
“Fastbacks” of the Phi Delta Kappa International series were usually dedicated to a university or community chapter. However, this fastback was sponsored by the Phi Delta Kappa Educational Foundation itself. The publication starts by clarifying differences between curriculum, instruction, classroom management, and discipline.