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Tongue Fu!®
at School
30
Ways to Get Along Better with Teachers,
Students, Principals, and Parents
by
Sam Horn
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Would you like to know what to say - when you don't know
what to say?
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Would you like to learn how to keep your cool under fire?
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Would you like to learn how to deal with difficult individuals --
without becoming one yourself?
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This
book's for you.
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Sam
signing her book Tongue Fu!® at School
at the Chicago Book Expo,
You'll learn real-life responses to challenges you face every day in the classroom, halls, faculty meetings, front office, around the campus, on the bus, and at extra-curricular activities and events.
Isn't it ironic? In school we learn math, science, and history; however we don't learn what to say when someone's: blaming us for something that's not our fault, not performing up to potential, going through a tough time, not listening, or behaving in inappropriate ways.
As a result, we either don't say anything at all or we say the first thing that comes to mind, which often makes maters worse.
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"Just as goodness must be taught, communication skills must be taught and refined. This instructive book uses real-life stories and pragmatic suggestions to show how we can decrease stress, increase satisfaction, and assist each other in getting what we want."
-John Alston, member of Speakers Hall of Fame and author of Goodness Must Be Taught
"Sam Horn's storytelling style lends itself to television and every visual medium looking to participate in
transforming our culture of conflict to one of dialogue."
-Meryl Marshall-Daniels, chair and CEO, Academy of Television Arts & Sciences (1997-2001)
"It is evident that Sam Horn is an expert on what it takes for people of all ages to communicate and interact with greater confidence and respect. This wonderful book, which focuses on the school environment, will enhance the lives of those who read it."
-Robert Brooks, Ph.D., coauthor of The Power of Resilience: Achieving Balance, Confidence, and Personal Strength in Your Life and author of The Self-Esteem Teacher
"This book is a treasure. It showcases dozens of scenarios we face on a daily basis-and provides examples of how we can handle them constructively. Inspiring and enlightening."
-Catherine Payne, M.Ed., principal, W. R. Farrington High School, HI
"Sticks
and stones can break your bones, but names can hurt forever. In
my presentations across the country, I encounter educators and
teens who want to get along better-they just don't know how. I
wish these 'martial arts for the mouth' had been available when
I was a kid-they would have made my school years a lot more fun,
and much more positive."
-Michael
Scott Karpovich, CSP, creator of Teaching the Best Generation
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Tongue Fu!® at School
— "Martial Arts for
the Mouth." This program (which has been called "martial arts for the mouth") doesn't waste time on platitudes that don't work in the real world.
You'll learn exactly what to say and do to:
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Get
other people to stop, listen, and see your point of view
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Keep from saying something you regret (Tongue Glue!)
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Use the AAA Train to clear up complaints
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Handle hassles with humor vs. harsh words (Fun Fu!)
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Coach poor performance so people learn (vs. lose face) and are motivated to self-correct
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Use words that create a climate of cooperation
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Keep anger and emotions under control so you keep a positive perspective
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Resolve disagreements by focusing on solutions, not fault
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Think on your feet instead of thinking of the perfect response . . . on the way home
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Diplomatically say "No" without jeopardizing your friendships (or job)
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Create quality, long-lasting relationships through
compassionate, respectful communication
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Continue to be the quality of person you want to be - even when others aren't
Find out for yourself
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why best-selling author John Gray (Men Are From Mars, Women Are From Venus) said, "Tongue Fu! puts a new twist on communication;"
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why Sam's original book on this topic has been sold around the world (China, Israel, Singapore, Canada, UK, Argentina, and Istanbul);
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why former NEA Executive Director Don Cameron said, "This book is not only long overdue, it is vitally
important;"
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why Executive Book Summaries said Tongue Fu! has "added to the legacy of ideas on dealing with people left by Abraham Lincoln, Benjamin Franklin, and Dale
Carnegie," and
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why the
Library Journal gave Sam's book the following review:
"Of
all the people quoted throughout this intelligent sequel to
Tongue Fu!®, Laurence J. Peters of Peter Principle fame perhaps
best expresses Horn's philosophy of communication: "Tact is
the art of putting your foot down without stepping on anyone's
toes." Cooperation, in a sense, is a trickier subject than
the three Rs, so it should be taught in school, argues Horn.
Here, the veteran consultant and seminar developer applies her
trademarked process for cultivating good working relationships
to anyone who spends time in a school setting (including
students). Brief, easy-to-digest chapters cover communication
and language (including "Words To Use" and "Words
To Lose"), the creation of a "climate of
cooperation," and conflict-resolution skills as they apply
in school. . . . this work should find an
appreciative audience among teachers and administrators. For
most education and communication skills collections.-Kay Hogan
Smith, Univ. of Alabama at Birmingham, Lister Hill Copyright
2004 Reed Business Information."
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