books by Martha R. Bireda (eliminating discipline emotional)

books by Martha R. Bireda

books:

Omowali: The Child Returns Home - Reconnecting Our Children With Their True Culture
Martha R. Bireda, Jaha F. Cummings

blue ocean press, 2008

Our children are in trouble. Of course, not all of them, but enough to consider that African American youth are in a "crisis of values". Many of the problems that our youth experience regardless of socioeconomic status, have their roots in the inculcation of values that are the antithesis of their true cultural values. This book is intended to be a guide for African American adults, parents, family members, neighbors, teachers all those who ...

The Trabue Woods Book of Values
Martha, R. Bireda

blue ocean press, 2006

The traditional values by the pioneers that settled the Trabue Woods community in South West Florida enabled the community to survive and to thrive. These values passed genration to generation, from 1885 to the late 1960's, were learned by the author herself as a girl growing up in the Trabue Woods community. Using old photographs and newspaper articles, the 8 core values learned by the children of Trabue Woods are shared with young readers ages ...

Pathway to Change: A Guide to Personal Transformation
Martha, R. Bireda

blue ocean press, 2007

Pathway To Change; A Guide to Personal Transformation provides a "path" or blueprint to free the reader from the societal limitations, personal myths, and erroneous beliefs that prevent the full experience and expression of one's personal power. Pathway to Change - · Addresses the four crucial issues that contribute to one's being "stuck" in patterns that are non-productive and self-destructive; a sense of victimization; a sense of ...

Love Addiction: A Guide to Emotional Independence

2 reviews
Martha R. Bireda

New Harbinger Publications, 1991

This book offers great insight and practical solutions
This bok offers great insight and practical solutions. The author has a wonderful, simple way of explaining complex emotions, relating to this topic. She provides clear examples of what to do. I really look forward to implementing the exercises outlined and am confident they will be effective.

Eliminating Racial Profiling in School Discipline: Cultures in Conflict

1 review
Martha R. Bireda

ScarecrowEducation, 2002

Help Bridge the Achievment Gap with Advise from Bireda
Although the population Bireda targets is young African American males (the affects of racial profiling in school discipline) her recommendations can be applied to almost any educational setting wishing to integrate multiculturalism into the entire school system. The author provides a sound basis for the problem of the over representation of African American and Latino students who are ...