The Wizard's Workshop

Creating the Vision for a Healthier and Happier School Year

by Evalee S. Parker


Formats

Softcover
$75.00
Softcover
$75.00

Book Details

Language : English
Publication Date : 4/14/2009

Format : Softcover
Dimensions : 8.5x8.5
Page Count : 124
ISBN : 9781438925066

About the Book

This book is a “workshop kit” designed to be a companion to the book, The Wizard’s SECRET (Strategies to Energize, Challenge, Rejuvenate, and Empower Teachers): Along the Yellow Brick Road to a Healthier and Happier School Year. This kit contains all the materials needed to create a stress management workshop for educators. Using the Wizard of Oz metaphor, workshop participants will travel along the yellow brick road and meet each character. The Wicked Witch will teach participants about the meaning of stress, the Scarecrow will engage participants in a game to relieve stress, the Tin Man will show participants the calming effect of coloring a mandala, the Lion will teach focused breathing and guided imagery techniques, and Glenda will assist participants in creating a support system for handling stress.  The Wizard accomplishes this through the use of “brain-friendly” teaching strategies.

Join Dorothy as she creates a vision for a healthier and happier school year in this interactive workshop for educators.

This book is a companion to The Wizard’s SECRET. It is a kit designed to re-create a workshop on stress management for educators. The purchaser of this kit will also need The Wizard’s SECRET for basic information presented in the workshop.

 

This book is currently only available through the author. It comes with a CD of reproducibles. Please contact www.evaleeparker@earthlink.net with inquiries.


About the Author

 

Evalee Parker has been an educator for 26 years. She graduated from Appalachian State University with a BA in Psychology and she earned her Master’s Degree in Middle Grades Education Curriculum and Instruction from North Carolina Central University. Evalee is currently the Induction Coordinator for the School of Education at North Carolina Central University. She lives in Durham, North Carolina, is married and has two children and two dogs.