Discipline with Love and Logic: Resource Guide

This is a great resource guide. I took the class and for me it's a great refresher.

I think this book gives a lot of great ideas on how to handle discipline with your students or children. It gives solid, real-life examples and gives you a chance to test yourself. Forget Supernanny - try this book!

Wow. This is what I've been looking for. As Love and Logic teaches, I don't have to have instant consequences for students' behavior. In fact, allowing children to think more about their behavior gives me time to look up what Love and Logic recommends.

Not sure what the other reader was talking about. I am an agnostic so I am pretty aware when people try and slip God in to the equation. I was also a teacher. Not only does Love and Logic work in the classroom but it does amazing things with my kids. I have 2 toddlers and I think the Love and Logic books and videos are an indespensible resource. It seems to me that the previous reviewer was just looking for a forum to rant about something totally unrelated to these books. He also wasn't reviewing this book - I guess some people will actually mislead people to try and get their voice heard. Charles Fay and Foster Cline (founders of Love and Logic) are from Evergreen, Colorado - not Colorado Springs and have nothing to do with the whole "family first" thing. There is no affiliation whatsoever. Again, not sure what the other reviewer was talking about - but it is a shame that he may turn people away from a resource that is the most effective tool I have come across to raise children who are responsible, able to make choices effectively, have great self-esteem, and to avoid all the arguments and power struggles that come with parenting.

As a teacher I found this tape full of pratical advice and techniques that can be used in the classroom. Rather than being full of abstract theories as so many education books tend to be, Mr. Fay is very down-to-earth and draws upon his extensive experience in schools with amusing stories and advice. His ideas put the teacher in the driver's seat and show the educator how to beat the student at their own mind games. I listen to this tape in the car on my way to and from school.