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PART ONE: SOCIAL INTERACTION AS DRAMA A Word on Plays Perspectives from the Theater PART TWO: APPLICATIONS FROM CONFLICT AND CONFLICT RESOLUTION Protest Demonstrations in South Africa and Curacao Greek and Turkish Cypriots Ethnic Groups in Namibia and South Africa Egyptians and Israelis at Camp David - A Paul Hare and David Naveh
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Wesley Knight
reviewed Social interaction as drama on February 10, 2015
Social interaction as drama
Wow.
Ten things I loved about this book:
1) CREATIVITY - who doesn't need more of that when it comes to parenting?
2) The concept of written contracts IN DETAIL.
3) His instructions to create a Plan A AND a Plan B.
4) He doesn't just encourage us, he offers LOADS of ideas for what we can do in various circumstances of challenge.
5) He clearly loves and gets parents.
6) He clearly loves and gets kids.
7) There are no reaches too far - and he brings them up. However, he does so with caution, care, and should you find yourself having to do so, commitment.
8) He encourages us to bring humor to this out-of-control relationship.
9) He reminds us of our strength and value as parents.
10) He reminds us that LOVE is an action for which we are the responsible examples.
I haven't yet written up our contracts - to be done this week - but I have already applied some of what I've found within these pages. It works, people.
P.S. He repeatedly reminds us not to share what we're reading with our kids, but simply to apply our changes. Wise counsel.
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