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Read this deep and insightful approach to observing children and their development and be refreshed! At a time when educational labeling and "educationally difficult" children are made more and more uneasy in their behavior, this books makes a strong request that we develop a more accepting, less judgmental way to embrace children. The book serves as a guide to parents and teachers for dealing with children. It offers ways to "read" so called disorders tot he benefit of the child and those responsible for the child. Koehler challenges the current trend of diagnostics and labels, offering a spiritually deepened view of why a child behaves as she does. Every parent and teach will benefit from this book.
About the Author: Henning Köhler teaches children with special needs in the outpatient practice of the Janusz Korczak Institut (near Stuttgart), which he cofounded. He also wrote the acclaimed book Dealing with Nervous, anxious, and Troubled Children, also published by AWSNA.
Title: Difficult Children: There Is No Such Thing: ...
Publisher: Association of Waldorf Schools of North America, The
Publication Date: 2013
Binding: Paperback
Condition: Very Good