Atlanta, GA (1888PressRelease)
May 27, 2008 - Teaching in a classroom full of emotionally disabled students is a challenging job. Parents and teachers are desperately seeking methods to teach their emotionally disabled children and relieve the stress that are in their lives during the learning experience.
Don and Kellie Rainwater of Sheridan Wyoming, has written a new book, "How to Teach the Behavior Classroom: A Beginners Guide to Teaching the Emotionally Disabled and the Oppositional Client Child. This book gives proven methods of not only teaching the emotionally disabled student, but also strategies of behavior management and social skills.
You will learn how to recognize manipulation and how to change that manipulation into the social skill of being truthful and really asking what you want. The reader will also learn how to deal with the oppositional defiant child in a fair but firm manner.
For teachers this book describes the educational day from the first day of school until the last bell that is rung at the end of the year. Step-by-step instructions are giving to how to set up the classroom and how to manage the students within the emotional disabled environment. For parents this book offers insights of how to manage explosive behavior, impulsive behavior, anger issues, and acting out behavior.
Mr. Rainwater Has taught in the emotional classroom for over six years. He has a Masters degree in special education and has made it his life's work to work with these special children. Don and his wife Kellie have taken over 20 special needs foster children into their home in a three-year period. Through trials and tribulations they have learned the methods that have helped teach these children social skills and anger management.
The book is currently being offered on Amazon.com and http://dkrainwater.com. For a signed copy please visit these sites. ISBN-1438211104
