Craig Carpenter is a retired Licensed Professional Counselor of 38 years with Doctoral Degrees from Arizona State University and Drew University (Madison, New Jersey). He and his wife have been married for over 50 years and have four boys and six grandchildren.

Praise to Dr. Carpenter Craig Carpenter for including in this book the work of Alfred Adler andRudolph Dreikurs. I consider Adler and Dreikurs to be two of the most profound experts regarding the encouragement of Children.

• PrefaceIntroductionChapter 1: The Role of Children in Historical EventsChapter 2: The Postmodern Movement: New Opportunities for ChildrenChapter 3: Postmodern Children: Story Creators and StorytellersChapter 4: Democratic Discussions with ChildrenChapter 5: Bullying and the Exaggerated Need for PowerReferences

Craig Carpenter is a retired Licensed Professional Counselor of 38 years with Doctoral Degrees from Arizona State University and Drew University (Madison, New Jersey). He and his wife have been married for over 50 years and have four boys and six grandchildren.

Praise to Dr. Carpenter Craig Carpenter for including in this book the work of Alfred Adler andRudolph Dreikurs. I consider Adler and Dreikurs to be two of the most profound experts regarding the encouragement of Children.

• PrefaceIntroductionChapter 1: The Role of Children in Historical EventsChapter 2: The Postmodern Movement: New Opportunities for ChildrenChapter 3: Postmodern Children: Story Creators and StorytellersChapter 4: Democratic Discussions with ChildrenChapter 5: Bullying and the Exaggerated Need for PowerReferences

Craig Carpenter is a retired Licensed Professional Counselor of 38 years with Doctoral Degrees from Arizona State University and Drew University (Madison, New Jersey). He and his wife have been married for over 50 years and have four boys and six grandchildren.

Praise to Dr. Carpenter Craig Carpenter for including in this book the work of Alfred Adler andRudolph Dreikurs. I consider Adler and Dreikurs to be two of the most profound experts regarding the encouragement of Children.

• PrefaceIntroductionChapter 1: The Role of Children in Historical EventsChapter 2: The Postmodern Movement: New Opportunities for ChildrenChapter 3: Postmodern Children: Story Creators and StorytellersChapter 4: Democratic Discussions with ChildrenChapter 5: Bullying and the Exaggerated Need for PowerReferences