Child is aggressive, what to do?

Author: Alan Trevena
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Publish Date: 2005-08-01
Features: Child abuse incidents are occurring frequently, and behavioral problems in children are becoming increasingly severe—this is drawing more and more public attention, posing a challenge before parents, teachers, and child workers: How can we help aggressive children overcome their aggressive behavior? Based on in-depth research into child behavior theory and practical methods, the author combines the latest research findings with their extensive experience to meticulously analyze the nature of aggressive behavior, the manifestations of aggressive children at different stages and in different environments, and proposes practical and specific solutions through real-life simulations. The author suggests that problem analysis should start from the root cause, and problem-solving should have a long-term perspective. Helping children begins with helping adults. To understand children, one must first understand oneself. The key to helping children lies in helping them build confidence, master communication skills, and grow into well-adjusted individuals. This book is comprehensive, concise, and highly practical, offering readers the author's heartfelt work based on over 30 years of practice and experience. It serves as a valuable resource for parents and primary and secondary school teachers to address their challenges. Alan Trevena is currently the principal of a boarding special education school. With over 30 years of teaching experience, he has dedicated more than 20 years to the field of special education. His other book, The Little Ruler in the Group: How to Help Troubled Children, is a companion to this one.