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200 10$aFuture directions $epractical ways to develop emotional intelligence and confidence in young people /$fDiane Carrington and Helen Whitten
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215   $a1 online resource (193 p.)
300   $aDescription based upon print version of record.
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320   $aIncludes bibliographical references.
327   $aContents; About the authors; Introducing the book; Section 1: Emotional well-being; Section 2: Choices on leaving school; Section 3: Starting work; Section 4: Future direction; References; Resources
330   $aFuture Directions is specially created to support teachers as they guide their pupils through the exciting and often perplexing period of transition from school to adult life. It provides a series of lesson plans designed to help pupils explore sensitive issues within the security of the classroom. Each lesson includes interactive exercises which will encourage pupils to:. ·         think for themselves. ·         recognize their own strengths. ·         build confidence. ·         learn how to manage stress. ·         set realistic goals. ·         develop communication skills. ·         make
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606   $aAffective education
606   $aEmotions in adolescence
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200 1 $aHeroic wives$erituals, stories, and the virtues of Jain wifehood$fM. Whitney Kelting
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