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It's so much work to be your friend : helping the child with learning disabilities find social success / Richard Lavoie.
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9780743254656
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Lavoie, Richard
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It's so much work to be your friend : helping the child with learning disabilities find social success / Richard Lavoie. [Book]
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New York : Touchstone, 2005.
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liv, 426 p.
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Includes bibliography and index.
Introduction: The other sixteen hours -- 1. Children with learning disorders are wired differently: it's all in their heads -- 2. Anxiety: a cause and consequence of social isolation -- 3. Language difficulties: getting and giving the message -- 4. Paralinguistics: words carry the message, body language carries the emotion -- 5. Attemtion deficit disorder: the social lives of the unhappy wanderers -- 6. Enhancing organizational skills: bringing order and structure to the disorganized child -- 7. Siblings and other strangers -- 8. Playdates: the social coin of the realm -- 9. Bullies, victims, and spectators: strategies to prevent teasing, intimidation, and harassment in school -- 10. Mastering the hidden curriculum of school: the unwritten, unspoken rules -- 11. Teacher-pleasing behaviors: polishing the apple -- 12. Appropriate social skills in public places -- 13. Meeting, making, and keeping friends -- 14. But he seems so bright...the social side of Asperger Syndrome.
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Social skills in children
Learning disabled children
Social acceptance in children
Interpersonal relations in children
Autism spectrum disorder
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