1998 A Framework for Understanding Poverty -- Modules 1-9 Workbook (P) by Ruby K. Payne ***ISBN-13: 9780964743700 ***80 Pages

A Framework for Understanding Poverty: Modules 1-9 Workbook

Ruby K. Payne, PH.D.

RFT Publishing

A Framework: Understanding and Working with Students and Adults from Poverty

Literature & Fiction

Payne, Ruby K.

Literary

Explanation of how students who are low income react differently in school, and understanding them can result in better discipline solutions. Author was an assistant principal for many years, and the book resulted from workshops that she was giving teachers over how to understand children from poverty backgrounds. Children are featured in her examples.

Think Rather of Zebra is a collection of short stories adapted from more than 40 classic and modern folktales, reset in an urban neighborhood. Stailey's two main characters, Pete and Carlos, tell stories and adventures from their poor neighborhood through which the reader learns about the "hidden rules" of economic class. 
Each chapter relates to a section in A Framework for Understanding Poverty by Dr. Ruby Payne, along with her questions to be used for discussion. 
The books is useful for understanding people from different economic classes, and builds mutual respect for the skills that arise naturally from each economic environment.

Think Rather of Zebra: Dealing with Aspects of Poverty Through Story

Jay Stailey

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A Framework for Understanding Poverty: Modules 1-9 Workbook

A Framework: Understanding and Working with Students and Adults from Poverty

A Framework: Understanding and Working with Students and Adults from Poverty

Think Rather of Zebra: Dealing with Aspects of Poverty Through Story