Teacher Techniques
While the title may be incongruent [Procedure/Technique] we will allow the Slavic dolls to confuse the title, but not the nature. These are techniques that can be used by teachers to achieve specific goals. However, they are more similar in some ways to group instruction and play. Their overriding characteristic is that they involve a helper with a group of people and thus have a connection and characteristics of that multi-person milieu.
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32 The Pathological Critic
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33 Shoulds
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34 Reframing
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35 The Mirror Model
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36 Eye Movement Desensitization Reprocessing
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37 Metaphor Counseling through Clean Language
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38 Dialectical Behavior Counseling
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39 Schema Focused Counseling
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40 Calm Action
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