When actions speak louder than words : understanding the challenging behaviors of young children and students with disabilities

Título
When actions speak louder than words : understanding the challenging behaviors of young children and students with disabilities

Kim, Davis

Resumen
Explores why some young children communicate primarily through actions, often challenging behaviors, and the reasons for why children might choose to communicate without words. Offers educators and parents advice on how to ask questions to lead their students and children to offer clearer answers of what they really mean and want with their behaviors.

Fecha de publicación como intervalo
2010

Descripción física
xi, 203 p. ; 28 cm.

Término de la materia
Students with disabilities -- Education.
 
Behavior modification.
 
Classroom management.
 
Early childhood education.
 
Children with disabilities -- Education.

Género
EDUCATION / Special Education / Learning Disabilities.
 
Professional / Education / Professional Development.

Autor añadido
Dixon, Susan D.,

Acceso electrónico
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Síntesis
Explores why some young children communicate primarily through actions, often challenging behaviors, and the reasons for why children might choose to communicate without words. Offers educators and parents advice on how to ask questions to lead their students and children to offer clearer answers of what they really mean and want with their behaviors.

ISBN
9781934009604

Información de publicación
Bloomington, IN : Solution Tree Press, [2010]


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