Abstract
Children today are going through a lot—they are busy with school, involved in extracurricular activities, and trying to navigate the world of COVID and other concerns. Teachers and parents are busy too—with work, school, and parenting activities. How will they have the time to teach valuable skills such as manners and respect to children? These are “soft skills” the skills necessary to work with others and be a respected and valuable citizen in the workplace of tomorrow. Soft Skills for Kids: In Schools, at Home, and Online, 2nd Edition, focuses on ways that teachers and parents can work together to teach soft skills to the children in their lives. This book is not a curriculum program or set of lessons to help children, but rather a series of “teachable moments” in which adults teach strategies to children as they happen. Finally, as the education of children has changed recently due to the pandemic with an increased number of children learning online, this book will be a great resource for how adults can work together to help children learn soft skills—in schools, at home, and online.
Schlagworte
working with others social emotional learning online learning organization parent teacher association student organization abilities student social skills student time management manners teachable moments teacher/parent relations respect collaborative learning hybrid learning digital learning- i–xviii Preface i–xviii
- 9–16 Teamwork 9–16
- 17–24 Manners 17–24
- 25–32 Respect 25–32
- 33–40 Empathy 33–40
- 41–48 Composure 41–48
- 49–56 Responsibility 49–56
- 57–64 Motivation 57–64
- 65–72 Resilience 65–72
- 73–80 Integrity 73–80
- 81–88 Organization 81–88
- 89–96 Time Management 89–96
- 97–104 Balance 97–104
- 105–112 Positive Attitude 105–112
- 113–118 Conclusion 113–118
- 119–122 Bibliography 119–122
- 123–124 About the Author 123–124