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asked by costa on November 2, 2006 4:27 PM
You'll find this revised edition to be the same classic, best-selling resource with some interesting and useful additions, including a new foreword by Archbishop Desmond Tutu. Integrating Native American Childrearing philosophies and Western Psychology, this book helps you create a "Circle of Courage" to reach troubled youth.


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reviewed by speed5599 on November 14, 2006 3:21 PM

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This book is wonderful in guiding teachers and administrators in developing an atmosphere that promotes the positive development of all children. After a large section devoted to describing the wrong-doings of Americans and the decay of our value system (at times a little extreme,) the latter part of the book gives great strategies for the development of positive classroom management and a "reclaiming environment." Worth a read.
reviewed by mattisboss on November 14, 2006 4:50 PM

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As Education Director at an alternative high school for American Indian students, I find this book a valuable and useable resource. In a succinct fashion, the authors lay out a philosphy for creating school environments that reclaim students at risk. The Reclaiming model integrates traditional Native American aproaches to discipline and child development. The book does a nice job of explaining and illustrating each of its principles. The book offers an intuitive and very old model as well as a rationale for implementing it. For its accessibility and ideas, Reclaiming Youth At Risk should be read by everyone working with young adults.
reviewed by skywalker on November 21, 2006 2:05 PM

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