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With ready-to-use lessons and strategies, What's So Funny?: Humor-Based Activities for Social Skill Development provides readers with tools to help their clients improve their emotional intelligence through humor.
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With ready-to-use lessons and strategies, What's So Funny?: Humor-Based Activities for Social Skill Development provides readers with tools to help their clients improve their emotional intelligence through humor.
Produktdetails
- Produktdetails
- Verlag: Mindfast Publishing
- Seitenzahl: 216
- Erscheinungstermin: 15. August 2021
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 226mm x 150mm x 15mm
- Gewicht: 318g
- ISBN-13: 9781630917203
- ISBN-10: 1630917206
- Artikelnr.: 62565709
- Verlag: Mindfast Publishing
- Seitenzahl: 216
- Erscheinungstermin: 15. August 2021
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 226mm x 150mm x 15mm
- Gewicht: 318g
- ISBN-13: 9781630917203
- ISBN-10: 1630917206
- Artikelnr.: 62565709
Rachel Chaiet, MS, OTR/L is an occupational therapist from Bethel, New York who has worked with children and adolescents with developmental disabilities for over 10 years. She obtained her bachelor's and master's degree from Misericordia University in Dallas, Pennsylvania in 2010. She has presented at multiple conferences for the American Occupational Therapy Association, American Speech-Language-Hearing Association, and American Massage Therapy Association alongside her colleagues on humor-based interventions, as well as other interventions to address social participation for individuals with developmental disabilities. She has also published articles in OT Advance and OT Practice on various interventions related to improving social participation for this population. In her spare time, she can be found "clowning around" with her own young daughter, Mikaia, and husband, Max.
Dedication Acknowledgments About the AuthorIntroduction Chapter 1 About
This ProgramIntended AudienceIntended ParticipantsBenefits of the
ProgramResearch-Based Strategies Chapter 2 Background InformationOrder of
LessonsSocial-Emotional DevelopmentHumor DevelopmentHumor Use in
Individuals With Developmental DisabilitiesTeaching Humor Chapter 3
Physical Comedy: Face and BodyLesson 1: Funny FacesLesson 2: Funny Face
ActingLesson 3: Funny Body Chapter 4: Physical Comedy: Costumes and
ImpressionsLesson 1: Funny CostumesLesson 2: Impressions Chapter 5 Physical
Comedy: SlapstickLesson 1: Introduction to SlapstickLesson 2: Messy
Slapstick Chapter 6 IncongruencyLesson 1: Funny AnimalsLesson 2: Funny
PeopleLesson 3: Funny Sizes Chapter 7: PrankLesson 1: Food PranksLesson 2:
Water PranksLesson 3: Bug PranksLesson 4: Gross PranksLesson 5: Money
Pranks Chapter 8: Sound and Word PlayLesson 1: Sound EffectsLesson 2:
Rhyming Words Chapter 9: JokesLesson 1: Rhyming JokesLesson 2: Homophone
JokesLesson 3: Silly Sound JokesLesson 4: Knock-Knock Jokes Chapter 10:
Three W Questions of Being Funny. 171Lesson 1: What Is Funny?Lesson 2: Who
Can You Be Funny With?Lesson 3: When Can You Be Funny? Index
This ProgramIntended AudienceIntended ParticipantsBenefits of the
ProgramResearch-Based Strategies Chapter 2 Background InformationOrder of
LessonsSocial-Emotional DevelopmentHumor DevelopmentHumor Use in
Individuals With Developmental DisabilitiesTeaching Humor Chapter 3
Physical Comedy: Face and BodyLesson 1: Funny FacesLesson 2: Funny Face
ActingLesson 3: Funny Body Chapter 4: Physical Comedy: Costumes and
ImpressionsLesson 1: Funny CostumesLesson 2: Impressions Chapter 5 Physical
Comedy: SlapstickLesson 1: Introduction to SlapstickLesson 2: Messy
Slapstick Chapter 6 IncongruencyLesson 1: Funny AnimalsLesson 2: Funny
PeopleLesson 3: Funny Sizes Chapter 7: PrankLesson 1: Food PranksLesson 2:
Water PranksLesson 3: Bug PranksLesson 4: Gross PranksLesson 5: Money
Pranks Chapter 8: Sound and Word PlayLesson 1: Sound EffectsLesson 2:
Rhyming Words Chapter 9: JokesLesson 1: Rhyming JokesLesson 2: Homophone
JokesLesson 3: Silly Sound JokesLesson 4: Knock-Knock Jokes Chapter 10:
Three W Questions of Being Funny. 171Lesson 1: What Is Funny?Lesson 2: Who
Can You Be Funny With?Lesson 3: When Can You Be Funny? Index
Dedication Acknowledgments About the AuthorIntroduction Chapter 1 About
This ProgramIntended AudienceIntended ParticipantsBenefits of the
ProgramResearch-Based Strategies Chapter 2 Background InformationOrder of
LessonsSocial-Emotional DevelopmentHumor DevelopmentHumor Use in
Individuals With Developmental DisabilitiesTeaching Humor Chapter 3
Physical Comedy: Face and BodyLesson 1: Funny FacesLesson 2: Funny Face
ActingLesson 3: Funny Body Chapter 4: Physical Comedy: Costumes and
ImpressionsLesson 1: Funny CostumesLesson 2: Impressions Chapter 5 Physical
Comedy: SlapstickLesson 1: Introduction to SlapstickLesson 2: Messy
Slapstick Chapter 6 IncongruencyLesson 1: Funny AnimalsLesson 2: Funny
PeopleLesson 3: Funny Sizes Chapter 7: PrankLesson 1: Food PranksLesson 2:
Water PranksLesson 3: Bug PranksLesson 4: Gross PranksLesson 5: Money
Pranks Chapter 8: Sound and Word PlayLesson 1: Sound EffectsLesson 2:
Rhyming Words Chapter 9: JokesLesson 1: Rhyming JokesLesson 2: Homophone
JokesLesson 3: Silly Sound JokesLesson 4: Knock-Knock Jokes Chapter 10:
Three W Questions of Being Funny. 171Lesson 1: What Is Funny?Lesson 2: Who
Can You Be Funny With?Lesson 3: When Can You Be Funny? Index
This ProgramIntended AudienceIntended ParticipantsBenefits of the
ProgramResearch-Based Strategies Chapter 2 Background InformationOrder of
LessonsSocial-Emotional DevelopmentHumor DevelopmentHumor Use in
Individuals With Developmental DisabilitiesTeaching Humor Chapter 3
Physical Comedy: Face and BodyLesson 1: Funny FacesLesson 2: Funny Face
ActingLesson 3: Funny Body Chapter 4: Physical Comedy: Costumes and
ImpressionsLesson 1: Funny CostumesLesson 2: Impressions Chapter 5 Physical
Comedy: SlapstickLesson 1: Introduction to SlapstickLesson 2: Messy
Slapstick Chapter 6 IncongruencyLesson 1: Funny AnimalsLesson 2: Funny
PeopleLesson 3: Funny Sizes Chapter 7: PrankLesson 1: Food PranksLesson 2:
Water PranksLesson 3: Bug PranksLesson 4: Gross PranksLesson 5: Money
Pranks Chapter 8: Sound and Word PlayLesson 1: Sound EffectsLesson 2:
Rhyming Words Chapter 9: JokesLesson 1: Rhyming JokesLesson 2: Homophone
JokesLesson 3: Silly Sound JokesLesson 4: Knock-Knock Jokes Chapter 10:
Three W Questions of Being Funny. 171Lesson 1: What Is Funny?Lesson 2: Who
Can You Be Funny With?Lesson 3: When Can You Be Funny? Index