Promoting Positive Thinking: Building Children's Self-Esteem, Self-Confidence and Optimism
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Average customer review:Product Description
Help pupils towards increased emotional intelligence using this book's practical ideas for developing confidence and optimism amongst learners.
The book includes:
* An explanation of the differences between self-esteem, confidence and optimism
* Complete coverage of how low self-esteem can manifest itself
* Workable solutions to meet the everyday difficulties faced by all sorts of pupils
Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #1267471 in Books
- Published on: 2005-02-28
- Original language: English
- Number of items: 1
- Binding: Paperback
- 48 pages
Editorial Reviews
About the Author
Glynis Hannell, is a psychologist who works as part of a team who provide a range of services for children with learning difficulties and other special needs.
Customer Reviews
Good Foundation for Understanding
Overall, the book provided a solid foundation for understanding self-esteem, confidence, and motivation in young children. We have a six year old that we believe is very gifted. However, in public school it seemed that her confidence was not being built up. To the contrary, it seemed that she would come home every day less interested and less confident about learning. This book helped us better understand some of the factors that were impacting her self-esteem and confidence in learning. At any rate, me and my wife decided to put our daughter in Montessori school this year. She has only been in her new school for one week and we have already seen a marked difference. Her confidence level and enthusiasm for learning has returned. The book also provides some really nice strategies for parents to reinforce confidence and improve motivation at home.
The only negative is that the book is very thin (only about 50 or so pages) and is written in large type. I guess they are also trying to boost parents' confidence.




