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Finding the Joy
There is a woodchuck in my life. He lives close enough so I see him when he emerges from his den to sprawl on his rock in the sun. He’s far enough away, and much too wary of me, to become a pest. I’ve been observing him off and on for a couple of decades now. I call...
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One of the most obvious characteristics of a Glasser Quality School is the special relationship that exists between staff and students as well as between students. Teachers demonstrate repeatedly how much they enjoy and love being with students. Students at all levels...
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Would you rather…. Talk till you’re blue in the face or ask a pivotal question? Work harder than the clients you are trying to help or give them information that helps them to help themselves? Get frustrated over people’s seemingly ineffective behaviour or develop an...
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Choice Theory and the Self-Doubting Athlete
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Meeting Our Expectation by Controlling Others
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