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THE CAMPAIGN FOR ZERO TOLERANCE
IN SCHOOLS OF TEASING, TAUNTING, RIDICULE AND BULLYING (TTRB)
An
innitiative of The Youth Rescue Fund of LA Youth Services, Inc.
Table of Contents
Links
to Useful Material
William Glasser, MD
Every thing William Glasser, MD has ever written is useful for people
who are interested in totally workable, proven solutions to making schools
peaceful places where kids eagerly go to learn. "Reality Therapy," (1965)
set out the principles of doing practical, successful counseling that
influenced generations of therapists (including me). Another early book
was "Schools Without Failure" (1969) which described how he and his colleagues
totally turned around a middle school. His current works, which are totally
germaine to making schools safe, wonderful experiences for everyone, are:
"Choice Theory: A New Psychology of Personal Freedom"(1998) which presents
a totally workable solution to all personal and interpersonal problems.
People, couples, schools and communities that have adopted this theory
have been transformed. Totally to the point of creating better school
environments are three books. "The Quality School: Managing Students Without
Coercion," "The Quality School Teacher," "Choice Theory in the Classroom"(all
three 1998) and a brand new one, "Every Student Can Succeed" (2001). All
of these are available, on-line, from The
William Glasser Institute Bookstore
Articles by William Glasser, MD on the subject:
"Violence in American
Schools: Practical Guidelines for Counselors"
"People Seeing Themselves
as Victims vs. The Choice Theory Perspective"
Other Articles by William
Glasser, MD
William
Pollack, Ph.D.
William Pollack, Ph.D. is the director of The Center for Men at McClean
Hospital, a major teaching facility of Harvard Medical School The Center
is dedicated to enhancing knowledge of men's life experiences, physical
and mental health issues. He is THE expert on how reach and counsel boys.
The results of his five plus years of studying boys and how to reach them
is published in his book "Real Boys: Rescuing Our Sons from the Myths
of Boyhood" (Henry Holt, 1998). This is must reading for anyone interested
in working with boys.
In an interview with Oprah the week before the Columbine shootings he
said, "When boys can not cry, bullets become their tears!" How right he
was. His newest book is, "Real Boys' Voices"
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