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The Use of an Experiential Exercise to Teach about Assertiveness.

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Handelsman, Mitchell M.; Friedlander, Bobbin L. – Teaching of Psychology, 1984

During the first class devoted to assertiveness, the professor came into class, sat down, and proceeded to write notes on a pad for the duration of the period. Their rights to an education being violated, students were confronted with the option to intervene in their own best interests. (RM)

Descriptors: Adjustment (to Environment), Assertiveness, Course Descriptions, Higher Education

The Parent/Student Study Skills Connection.

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Molek, Carol; Goss, Barbara – 1990

This document describes how an adult basic education (ABE) program in Pennsylvania conducted a study skills training course to teach 54 parents how to help their school-age children with their homework. Parents also participated in informal follow-up throughout the school year. Evaluation of the program showed that it was successful both from the…

Descriptors: Adult Basic Education, Assertiveness, Communication Skills, Curriculum Development