The book “Tales of Tolerance”

Fairy tales of tolerance is a mini-collection of stories of the formation of a tolerant attitude towards the individual manifestations of each person, the expansion of the processes of accepting oneself and others. The book, which will help in understanding the importance of accepting the “other”, “not like this”, “not known”, will tell magical stories from life that will reach every heart of both a child and an adult.

Tales of Tolerance is a collection that will help to form an understanding of the correct analysis of various life situations and will help in working with the phenomena of harassment, bullying, exclusion, ostracism.

The collection includes stories relating to a variety of issues, which allows ostracism to carry out high-quality preventive work in various individual and group processes.

When you need this guide:

With tendencies to exclude individual individuals from group processes of life;

Observation of the rejection of an individual or an entire group;

If there is a person with especially individual manifestations and he is being bullied or ignored;

If necessary, the introduction of an individual with inclusive manifestations into the group process;

When adapting inclusive children, the need for them to accept themselves in a new environment;

At the stages of individual neoplasms of personality.

Who would benefit from having a collection of “Tales of Tolerance”:

psychologists;

Teachers;

social workers;

Tuters;

Representatives of the helping professions;

developing teachers;

Parents.

Why exactly “Tales of Tolerance” in the preventive work with ostracism?

A simple and easy-to-use technique will help you quickly find the right motive to prevent the emergence of ostracizing tendencies.

Ask the right questions that provide a diagnosis of the current state of the problem, and include ostracized children in the educational space.

And with the help of tasks, it will prompt the direction of the further direction of work in the individual and group processes of overcoming ostracism.