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Choosing Life Skills

A Guide for Selecting Life Skills Programs
for Adult and Juvenile Offenders

January 1998

• Title Page
• Acknowledgments
• Introduction
• Section 1 - How to Select a Life Skills Program
• Section 2 - Product Descriptions
  • American Guidance Service, Inc.
  • Social Skills on the Job
  • Clear Pointe Press
  • Social Thinking Skills
  • Contemporary Books
  • Essential Skills for the Workplace
  • Ready to Work
  • You're Hired!
  • Curriculum Associates, Inc.
  • Job Smarts
  • Life Skills Employability by Albert Brigance®
  • Life Skills Inventory by Albert Brigance®
  • Stop & Think Series
  • Designs for Progress
  • Personal Living Skills
  • Educational Design, Inc.
  • Life Skills Attitudes
  • The "Me" Series
  • Franklin Learning Systems
  • Job Search Skills
  • Globe Fearon Educational Publishers
  • The School-to-Work Library
  • Skills for Resolving Conflict Series
  • Goodheart-Wilcox Company, Inc.
  • Building Life Skills
  • From School to Work
  • Goals for Living: Managing Your Resources
  • Learning for Earning: Your Route to Success
  • Strengthening Family & Self
  • Take Charge of Your Life
  • Greystone Educational Materials
  • Becoming Independent: Learning to Succeed on Your Own Series
  • Job World Life Skills Series
  • Hazelden Publishing and Education
  • Living Skills Series
  • Invest Learning Corporation
  • Choosing Success
  • Lakeshore Learning Materials
  • Building Life Skills Test
  • Hire Learning
  • Real Life on Your Own Series
  • Skills for Living and Working
  • Survival in the World Skills Series
  • Surviving After High School
  • Life Choices Corporation
  • Living Skills
  • Phillip Roy Inc.
  • Life Skills Curriculum
  • South Western Educational Publishing
  • Life Skills Series
  • Steck-Vaughn Company
  • Life Skills for Today's World
  • J. Weston Walch
  • Living on Your Own: An Independent Living Simulation
  • Steps to Independent Living
  • Weiser Educational Inc.
  • Basic Skills Series
  • Building Life Skills
  • Steps to Independent Living
  • The Janus Employability Skills Program
• Appendix I: Life Skills Needs Assessment Form
• Appendix II: Life Skills Product Data Form
• Appendix III: Life Skills Product Evaluation Form

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