Friendship Blueprint

Nyhet

The Power of Social Connection for School, Family, and Career Success

Häftad, Engelska, 2026

AvMadhavi Nawana Parker

469 kr

Beställningsvara. Skickas inom 10-15 vardagar. Fri frakt för medlemmar vid köp för minst 249 kr.

Finns i fler format (1)

Inbunden

3 049 kr

Skickas inom 10-15 vardagar

Unlock the secret to lifelong success with The Friendship Blueprint, a dynamic guide designed to captivate educators, parents, and anyone invested in helping children thrive. In a world where social connection is the foundation of happiness and achievement, mastering friendship skills is no longer optional, it’s essential.Packed with practical strategies, engaging stories, and step-by-step activities, The Friendship Blueprint equips children with the tools to build strong, supportive relationships at home, in school, and beyond. Each chapter offers actionable lessons, reflection prompts, and real-world scenarios that make complex social skills accessible and fun. Special features include posters, case studies, and extension activities that foster empathy, communication, and resilience, preparing learners for challenges inside and outside the classroom.Ideal for families, teachers, and youth leaders, The Friendship Blueprint isn’t just a book, it’s a curriculum for life. Invest in children’s emotional intelligence and set them on a path toward academic, personal, and career success by empowering them with the skills that matter most.

Produktinformation

Utgivningsdatum2026-07-31
Mått156 x 234 x 16 mm
Vikt550 g
FormatHäftad
SpråkEngelska
Antal sidor268
FörlagTaylor & Francis Ltd
ISBN9781041020578

Tillhör följande kategorier

Madhavi Nawana Parker is the CEO of Positive Minds Australia, a winner of global awards in education and business, a counsellor, and author of books published worldwide. Madhavi is a widely respected public speaker who provides professional development Australia-wide based on her books, parent workshops on resilience, friendship skills, and well-being, and lively workshops for students on social emotional well-being skills.

1. How friendship strengthens our social-emotional well-being2. How emotional regulation helps friendships3. How overthinking friendships can burn out your friendship batteries4. The red, green, and amber friendship lights5. Friendly communication for strong and healthy friendships6. Kindness, compassion, and inclusion7. Making thinks better when friendships go wrong8. Being yourself in friendships: Authenticity matters9. Choosing the right friends and navigating social roadblocks

“In an era of rising loneliness, post-pandemic social delays, and increasing digital distraction, Madhavi Nawana Parker has created a rich curriculum with the essential, evidence-based social-emotional skills urgently needed to build real connection, resilience, and lifelong wellbeing in students.” Emma McKenzie, School Counsellor, Prince Alfred College, SA.“Friendships and genuine connections shape a young person’s sense of identity, belonging and mattering. The explicit teaching of these skills is vital, and with Madhavi’s deep expertise leading the way, The Friendship Blueprint offers a clear and practical path for educators and families to help every child grow into capable, connected and caring learners.” Emily Rogers, Assistant Head of McGregor Campus, Seymour College SA.“In classrooms every day, we observe first hand the impact of friendships on learning and wellbeing. The Friendship Blueprint’s social and emotional intelligence tools equip educators with a curriculum to help all students thrive.” Sarah Shoobridge, Head of Teaching and Development, Scotch College, SA.“The Friendship Blueprint, offers practical, research-informed skills - empathy, emotional regulation, communication, and inclusion - that help young people navigate social challenges with confidence and care. Madhavi's work strengthens connection and supports schools to create environments where every child can truly thrive.” David Kolpak, Principal Trinity College North School, SA“Nawana Parker understands that young people cannot learn unless they feel connected, safe, and resilient. Her practical, evidence-based strategies and real-world anecdotes provide an essential blueprint for educational leaders seeking to meet the diverse needs of their students.” Lee Del Col, Christian Brothers College SA.