You're not my friend anymore - Paper

A practical book for educators that presents a new theory for behavioral guidance that exploits children's daily conflicts and struggles to support their social and emotional skills and increase their problem-solving abilities. Researcher Betsy Evans, the author of the book, selected 21 of the most common situations among known children's conflicts, such as conflicts over a toy, a swing, or riding a bicycle, etc., to introduce the reader to a simple mechanism that enables him to easily deal with conflicts and exploit them to develop the child's social personality. Thus, the child's awareness grows and he learns a new social skill after each conflict. The book is 104 pages, enhanced with illustrations and comparisons between the results of both the traditional methods and the six-step method for dealing with children's conflicts, which provides the correct educational tool for the educator, whether father or teacher.

The book provides answers to the most important questions about the method of response and conflicts of children in a series of 21 scenarios based on realistic attitudes between adults and children.