9 Essential Skills for the Love and Logic Classroom - Workbook

9 Essential Skills for the Love and Logic Classroom - Workbook

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9 Essential Skills for the Love and Logic Classroom - Workbook

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Trusted Expertise

Over 49 years of proven parenting and teaching strategies.

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Flexible Learning

Accessible via audios, eBooks, and online courses.

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Positive Approach

Builds loving relationships with firm yet caring guidance.

What will you Learn?

How to effectively apply Love and Logic techniques in parenting and teaching.

Strategies to manage challenging behaviors while fostering respect and responsibility.

Methods to encourage independent decision-making and problem-solving in children.

Techniques to reinforce key concepts between sessions for better understanding and retention.

Practical exercises to build confidence in using Love and Logic principles.

How to facilitate engaging and interactive Love and Logic classes.

Call 800-338-4065 for special upgrade pricing on the revised 3rd Edition.

This workbook is exclusively available to those who own the corresponding curriculum.

Use discount code BULK509E to receive 10% off orders of 50 or more.

Our workbooks are thoughtfully designed to complement the curriculum. They allow participants to engage with questions, revisit techniques between sessions, and easily recall their Love and Logic instructor for future classes. An indispensable resource for every class participant!

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Key Benefits

Enhance learning, reinforce techniques, and ensure long-term success with this essential workbook.

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Why It Matters

A structured workbook promotes engagement, deepens understanding, and strengthens the practical application of Love and Logic strategies.

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About the Authors

Authored by Charles Fay, Ph. D. and Jim Fay, Parenting experts, educators, authors, speakers, discipline specialists, Love and Logic founders.

Product Reviews

Customer Reviews

Overall rating: 4.8 / 5 from 11 reviews.

Super helpful and very useful

The workbooks are always helpful for staff professional development, as they help us talk through specific scenarios and brainstorm ideas to put in our toolbox.

This workbook, along with videos, serves as a good resource for our school staff. Love and Logic enables us to have a clear, consistent way to interact with our students.

I accidentally entered the wrong city in my shipping address and when I reached out to love and logic, they graciously resent my order in a very efficient timeframe. I really appreciated their customer service, especially considering it was my mistake.

This book is a great addition to Parenting with Love & Logic!

Wonderful workbook!

This program is great. I teach it to teachers in the field, and use it for training pre-service teachers.

The workbook provides solid examples and space for teachers to reflect on their practices.

I was able to present this program to my staff after going through the parent training over a decade ago. This knowledge is time less.

The workbook is a great mix of readings and activities that are helpful to change the pace in between videos. However, it could use some minor revisions to update basic language, such as references to audio cassettes and overhead projectors. Overall still a great product!

Everyone in the class liked the workbook and commented how it added to their learning. Love having blank note pages in the back! I wonder if an update could be made. The content is great, the references are a bit dated. Some of the things in the example stories are no longer prevalent in today's classrooms. (Not many pencil sharpeners on the wall anymore like on p. 9, and I believe somewhere it talked about an overhead projector, but I cannot find the exact page). Along with the survey's they refer to, I wonder how more recent data would affect the numbers. For example, would the survey conducted still be at 75% on page 3.

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