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He Hit Me Back
First!
We are pleased
to reprint several excerpts from a wonderful book called He
Hit Me Back First!: Development of the Will in Children for Making
Choices*exclamation included, which any parent who
has listened to such excuses would appreciateby Eva
D. Fugitt, whose years in the classroom give her lots of experience
with creative excuses for inappropriate behavior.
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Fortunately for anyone whose life is touched
by children, this excellent book, the first edition of which was
translated into several languages and is currently being used
by over 24,000 teachers, counselors, and parents, helps the reader
understand what motivates children and what they can do to direct
their will for improved behavior and enhanced academic and social
performance. That is why the subtitle is "Development of
the Will in Children for Making Choices," a goal of wise
parenting as well as wise teaching.
Through the use of creative imagery and potent
questions, children can be taught how to contact their innate
authority and to consciously choose a behavioral response that
will enhance self-fulfillment. Both teachers and parents will
find this book an extremely helpful guide to discipline children
in a way that raises their self-esteem. Her caring techniques
help children release their potential to make good choices and
to recognize and correct errors in their behavior.
Eva D. Fugitt is a counselor and teacher of
Psychosynthesis, a school of psychology that is one of the easiest
and most comprehensive to learn and apply. She received her Master's
Degree in Education from the University of San Francisco, CA.
She studied with Dr. Roberto Assagioli, founder of Psychosynthesis,
Florence, Italy. Her work is based on years of teaching experience
in elementary classrooms, including an Indian Reservation, and
rural, suburban, and inner-city schools. She has conducted professional
training programs for teacher and parents across the USA, in Canada,
Hawaii, New Zealand, and Australia, and has also presented workshops
and symposiums in Italy. Psychosynthesis is a practical psychological
and educational approach that activates the positive forces within
the self.
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He
Hit Me Back First!
Table
of Contents
By
Eva D. Fugitt,
Revised Edition, Jalmar
Press, (800) 662-9662, blwjalmar@att.net
Note:
Excerpts from the preface, the introduction and Chapter
Four.
PREFACETHE
WISE PART WITHIN
The
Wise Part Within
Psychosynthesis
Use of Imagery
Parents
Deeper Bonding
INTRODUCTIONTHE
SEARCH FOR A BETTER WAY
The
Search for a Better Way
Love
and Will
Choice
Use
of the Will
Will in Action
Little by Little
ACTIVITIES
Chapter 1
WILL-CHOICE
"'Cause I chose!"
Ben
Will Exercises
I Will
My Goal: Benefits
and Burdens
The Magic Question:
"How Does That Help You?"
"What'cha Gonna
Do? Huh? Huh?"
LIBK: Let It Be
Known
Timing and Appropriateness
Chapter 2
FEELINGS-SELF-ESTEEM
Things I Like About
Me
"I Can..."
IALAC and Killer
Statements
Warm Fuzzies and
Cold Pricklies
Attitudinal Vocabulary
Getting To Know
Me
Feeling Words
Evocative Words
Chapter 3
CREATIVE IMAGINATION
Breathing Exercise
Preparation For
Guided Imagery
Imagery: A Trip
To The Woods
A Trip To The Beach
I Feel Good When
. . . I Feel Bad When . . .
More Nature Trips
Visualization
Creative Imagination
Evaluation
Chapter 4
INNER AUTHORITY
The
Wise Part Within
Dis-Identification
Subpersonalities
The Ugly Duckling
Chapter 5
ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT
Scanning Process
- Preparation For Tests
Chapter 6
DEATH
Death: "Teacher!
Myrtle The Turtle Is Dead!"
APPENDIX
BIBLIOGRAPHY
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