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Darlene Mannix has taught and helped emotionally disturbed learning disabled, mentally handicapped, at-risk, and language disordered children of all grades and ages. Currently she is teaching a public program for middle school students utilizing computers to teach thinking skills.

Ms. Mannix holds a Bachelor of Science degree from Taylor University and a Master's degree in Learning Disabilities from Indiana University. She has also authored Oral Language Activities for Special Children and Be a Better Student, both published by The Center for Applied Research in Education.

About This Book.

PART I: BASIC SURVIVAL SKILLS.

Relation Basic Information.

Telephone Skills.

Using Money.

Time Concepts.

Basic Reading and Writing Skills.

Stress Management.

PART II: PERSONAL INDEPENDENCE.

Clothing and Dressing.

Keeping Yourself Clean.

Keeping Your Room Clean.

Food and Eating.

A Healthy Lifestyle.

Latchkey Living.

PART III: COMMUNITY INDEPENDENCE.

Community Places and People.

Using Community Resources.

Getting Around.

Helpful Information.

PART IV: GETTING ALONG WITH OTHERS.

Recognizing Diversity in People.

Recognizing Need for Cooperation.

Understanding Others.

Demonstrating Good Manners.