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"This book has consolidated a great deal of information related to the conceptual underpinnings of contemplative practice, as well as the practical application of this technology, and it offers a welcome addition to the burgeoning literature on how contemplative practices may be used for the benefit of students and those who work in educational contexts". --Joshua C. Felver, Syracuse University, Canadian Journal of School Psychology This is the first research-based text intended to help teachers and practitioners implement mindfulness and yoga programs in schools. A complete review of the literature on mindfulness and yoga interventions is provided along with detailed steps on how to implement such programs. Training requirements, classroom set-up, trauma-sensitive practices, and existing quality programs are reviewed. Twelve core principles of mindfulness and yoga in schools are woven throughout for the utmost in continuity. As a whole, the book provides tools for enhancing classroom and school practices as well as personal well-being. It is distinguished by its emphasis on research, translation of research into practice, and insight into potential roadblocks when using mindfulness and yoga in schools.Mindfulness and Yoga in Schools provides:A thorough examination of the efficacy of mindfulness and yoga in reducing stress and conflict and enhancing student engagement to serve as a rationale for integrating such programs into schoolsHow-to sections for training, classroom and lesson plan preparation, and implementing specific techniques and comprehensive programsPhotographs, scripts, and figures to help implement your own programsA tool for assessing and cultivating teacher and student self-carePart I reviews the conceptual model for embodied self-regulation and the risks associated with a lack of self-regulation, an intervention model used in education, and tips for implementing mindfulness and yogic practices within this approach. Parts II and III review the philosophical underpinnings of mindfulness and yoga and critically review the mindfulness and yoga protocols and interventions implemented in schools. Part IV addresses mindful self-care for students and teachers, including a scale for establishing self-care goals and a scoring system.
Catherine P. Cook-Cottone, PhD, is a certified school psychologist, licensed psychologist, registered yoga teacher (200 RYT-E and 500 RYT), and associate professor at SUNY at Buffalo.
CONTENTSForewordPrefaceAcknowledgmentsPart I: A Model for Self-Regulation and Engagement1: A Conceptual Model of Educating for Self-Regulation and Intentional, Reflective Engagement2: Dysregulation to Disorder: Development, Risks, and Outcomes Related to a Lack of Self-Regulatory Skills—A Three-Tier Approach3: The Mindful and Yogic Learner: 12 Embodied Practices for SchoolsPart II: Mindfulness in Educating for Self-Regulation and Engagement4: The Mindful Learner: The Role of Mindfulness in Educating for Self-Regulation and Engagement5: The Mindful Classroom: Creating Supports and Structure for Mindful Teaching and Learning6: Mindfulness On the Cushion: Formal Mindfulness Practices in Educating for Self-Regulation and Engagement7: Off the Cushion: Informal Mindful Practices8: School-Based Mindfulness Protocols: Manualized and Structured Mindfulness Programs for SchoolsPart III: Yoga for Educating for Self-Regulation and Engagement9: Yoga as Embodied Self-Regulation and Engagement: From Traditional Practices to School10: The Yoga Classroom: Creating Supports and Structure for Yoga-Based Self-Regulation and Learning11: On the Mat: Formal Yoga Practices for Self-Regulation and Engagement12: Yoga Practice to Cultivate the Self Off the Mat: Managing Feelings and Broadening Competencies13: School-Based Yoga Programs: Manualized and Structured Yoga Programs for SchoolsPart IV: Mindful Self-Care for Students and Teachers14: Mindful Self-CareIndex