Reasons Stations Work for Hurting Children

by Linda Ranson Jacobs

everal reasons stations work for children who are hurting: 1. Empowers them by giving them choices 2. Allows them to be decision makers 3. Allows interactions with other children in a nonthreatening manner 4. Builds self-esteem 5. Allows them to minister to one another by helping other children 6. Gives usable experience in time management 7. Allows children to experience consequences of their actions both good and bad

If your stations are not working and producing the above results, rethink how you are using the stations. For better results, read the LeaderZone Library article on Fitting Stations into Your Schedule.

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