Sisyphus and the Itsy Bitsy Spider

Working with Children

by Jim Hartsell

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As a veteran educator, and one who has been part of the creation of several innovative programs that benefit adolescents with emotional and behavioral issues, Sisyphus and the Itsy Bitsy Spider:Working with Children by Jim Hartsell gives educators, childcare workers, and even foster parents an entirely different approach to working with troubled children.

Working with children who have behavioral or emotional problems can be both difficult and rewarding. While several different approaches to working with troubled children exist, the method described in Sisyphus and the Itsy Bitsy Spider: Working with Children by Jim Hartsell gives educators, childcare workers, and even foster parents an entirely different approach. Jim Hartsell brings his years of experience and considerable expertise to the forefront in his new book, Sisyphus and the Itsy Bitsy Spider: Working with Children, suggesting a multi-faceted approach that is centered on the needs of the child. Sisyphus and the Itsy Bitsy Spider: Working with Children asks readers to examine personal behavior in order to be more effective when working with children who have emotional or behavioral problems. Sisyphus and the Itsy Bitsy Spider: Working with Children is aimed toward educators but Jim Hartsell’s easy, conversational style makes the book accessible to anyone who would like to try a new approach to working with a behaviorally or emotionally troubled child. Sisyphus and the Itsy Bitsy Spider: Working with Children provides readers with a comprehensive approach and provides solutions to dealing with problem behaviors, be they episodic or chronic. Additionally, Sisyphus and the Itsy Bitsy Spider: Working with Children asks readers to deal with troubled children in a way that is free from personal ego and that is full of warmth, sincerity, and open-mindedness.

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