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"Teachers, as an essential part of the educational process, ask students to expand their comfort zones. The development of confidence plays a critical role in a student's willingness to take intellectual and social risks. In Being Me, Dr Wendy Moss demonstrates a unique ability to speak to children and parents in a nurturing conversational voice about developing self confidence. The simple strategies, practical advice and relevant examples provided in this book make it a valuable tool for parents, teachers and especially students. I will certainly keep a copy on my desk."--Terri Craco, Elementary Classroom Teacher
"In her book, Being Me, Dr. Moss uses a clear, concise and straightforward approach in addressing the very complex issues of growing up. Dr. Moss has a positive and thoughtful way of speaking to the reader in this easy to follow self-help book that children, teachers and parents will find valuable both in the classroom and at home. Being Me is the type of book that will not gather dust on the shelf; it will be referred to time and time again when addressing the concerns of low self-esteem in children."--Penelope M. Kelley, Youth Services Librarian and mother of three
"Youngsters who read Being Me will be empowered because they are learning ways to take responsibility for their emotions in an age-appropriate manner. Questions are used to prompt youngsters to think about resources and possible solutions. A wide array of children's issues is covered and many practical strategies are provided. This book does not talk down to kids, and will be welcomed by those motivated to read a self-help book. Moreover, this book can serve multiple purposes in that it may also be a resource book for parents and school professionals who may be grappling with how to address particular concerns with a child."--Rosemary Flanagan, PhD, ABPP, Associate Professor, Touro College
"Being Me is an extremely valuable resource for children and young teens, since it offers specific tips and clear examples regarding how to build confidence and self-esteem. Teenagers, children, and even parents, can learn important strategies from this information-packed, kid-friendly book!"--Donald A. Moses, MD Psychiatrist
"Dr. Moss has created an engaging, matter-of-fact road map on how kids can deal with the social travails encountered in growing up. This book will serve as a valuable resource that can be used over and over again to coach children on how to proactively develop their confidence levels and social skills. I also recommend it as a valuable resource for teachers who negotiate these waters on a daily basis with their classes."--Judith A. Wilansky, EdD Superintendent of Schools Cold Spring Harbor Central School District
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