2021年1月5日 · Rational-emotive education (REE) is uniquely suited for a prevention curriculum for several reasons: (a) the principles can be readily transferred into lessons that teach children the core REBT concepts; (b) it is a comprehensive approach, in that by identifying irrational beliefs that perpetuate the problem, children gain a better ...

Some of the basic theories and practices of rational-emotive education, however, are already here; and they are clearly and carefully expounded in this manual. Virtually any teacher (or principal, guidance counselor, or other educator) who open-mindedly looks at the material in the book, and who tries to use some of it in his or her daily

This article will assess the current status of Rational-Emotive Education. Attention is given to the concepts of Rational-Emotive Education, as well as specific teaching strategies. Also explored are studies attempting to assess the efficacy of using Rational-Emotive Education in the classroom.

2019年3月14日 · Rational Emotive Education (REE) is a psychological educational program offering a preventative psycho-educational curriculum to children in order to teach them emotional literacy skills.

2019年3月14日 · The educational derivative of REBT, rational-emotive behavior education (REBE) can be applied with children and adolescents individually, in classrooms and small groups, and in consultation with parents, teachers, and …

Rational Emotive Education (REE) is a positive, preventive, interventionist psychological educational program. The system teaches rational critical thinking skills and effective psychological problem-solving methods.

Rational emotive education was developed from the tenets of Rational-Emotive Psychotherapy (RET), a highly cognitive and behaviorally oriented psychotherapeutic ap-proach which seeks to teach self-acceptance, self-determination, and responsibility. RET rep-resents the pioneering efforts of Dr. Albert Ellis, and is based upon the premise that ...

Reviews the literature to determine the efficacy of rational-emotive education (REE), the educational derivation of rational-emotive therapy, with various populations of school-aged children (nonclinical, learning disabled, high-risk, low self-esteem, anxious, and a mixed group of single S studies).

Results demonstrated that REE had a powerful effect on lessening irrational beliefs and dysfunctional behaviors, plus a moderate effect concerning positive inference making and decreasing negative emotions. The efficiency of REE appeared to …

Rational Emotive Education is designed to aid children and adolescents in the development of rational critical thinking skills that apply to preventing needless distress, and to coping with inevitable untoward changes.