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Gene Bedley National Educator of the year

In this session, you'll discover the importance of how you define your children. You will learn numerous problem solving strategies including "What would Winnie the Pooh do?", "Heavy Freddy"& his Bag of Magic. "Bark and Eager Beaver" Gene's Puppet Dis Aster.

You'll be introduced to Gene's popular W.B. R. Programs that get immediate results.

Learn new songs that call for appropriate behavior, and reinforce social skills through classical music.

You'll learn the latest Interventions and Transitions that get immediate results from non-verbals, better choice options, mystery bag, and programmed responses.

You'll also meet Dr. Anger Buster as he invites participants to train children with proven anger management techniques for expressing strong feelings.

Participants will learn proven strategies for working with young children, who are angry, difficult or challenging.

Highly practical solutions and strategies will be shared to help your students develop more responsibility and self-discipline at a young age. Ideas will also be shared for discussing difficult behavior with the child's parents.

You'll never forget Heavy Freddy a monkey that teaches kids how to behave and how you can have Freddy visit your classroom. Powerful animal transitions will be included in this popular seminar.

Former Participants are saying:

I attended this seminar in London at the Best Western on Wellington Street. This seminar was undoubtedly the best seminar I have ever attended.

Mr Bedley was well prepared and obviously experienced, both in presenting and dealing with difficult children. There was not one wasted moment and every word was a pearl. He spoke about giving kids character lessons for life. He had a myriad of techniques to follow up this suggestion such as the Attitude Umbrella, Zip Lock goal setting, Responsibility Microphone and dozens of other strategies!

He spoke about kids needing reminders more than they needed to be informed and explained procedures using verbal and non-verbal techniques to achieve that goal.

Gene demonstrated how "language is the mediator of all behavior" by providing "a place and a process" for children to become problem solvers. He gave us the procedures for setting up the Talking It Over Chair, the Anger Tree and the Better Choice Chair to facilitate that process.

There was so much more, I could go on and on. Thank you for this opportunity to take this seminar.

Karen Goldthorp, Ontario Canada

Gene Thank You for the wealth of information and techniques to take back to the classroom. You are the Dr Phil of Education, Child Behavior Strategist! Kristi Urbeck Kirkwood MO

I really enjoyed this seminar and the inclusion of so many resources and strategies to help my dificult young children. Marilyn Apau, Hollywood Florida

Gene You are so Inspiring, entertaining and helpful I'm returning to my classroom refreshed and renewed with numerous strategies you presented in the seminar. Kathy Willis, Manchester VT