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The Classroom Social Skills Poster Set is a behavior training and personal skills tutorial program designed to teach and enforce 16 different social skills for children with cognitive disabilities. Featuring simplified language in large type and graphic symbols as cues, these posters offer the following skills: (1) Following Instructions (2) Accepting Criticism (3) Accepting "No" (4) Greeting Others (5) Getting the Teacher's Attention (6) Asking for What You Want (7) Disagreeing (8) Saying You're Sorry (9) Talking with Others (10) Giving Compliments (11) Reporting to the Teacher (12) Introducing Yourself (13) Accepting Compliments (14) Saying "No" (15) Giving Criticism (16) Offering to Help. DIMENSIONS: All posters are 11 x 17 inches. COLORS: Multiple.

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This product record was updated on November 21, 2008.

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Boys Town Press

14100 Crawford Street
Boys Town, Nebraska 68010
United States
Telephone: 800-282-6657.
Fax: 402-498-1310.
Web: http://www.boystownpress.org..
Email: btpress@boystown.org.


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