Name: A Teen's Guide to Surviving Juvenile Hall
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Author: Daniel Hernández; Daniel Hernández Chambers
ISBN: 9781664220300

portada A Teen's Guide to Surviving Juvenile Hall

Type

Physical Book

Author

Daniel Hernández Chambers

Daniel Hernández

Publisher

WestBow Press

Language

English

Pages

108

Format

Paperback

Dimensions

21.6 x 14.0 x 0.7 cm

Weight

0.15 kg.

ISBN13

9781664220300

Synopsis "A Teen's Guide to Surviving Juvenile Hall"

While working as a juvenile corrections officer in Orange County's most difficult facility, Daniel Hernandez had to quickly learn how to recognize behaviors, body language, and other social cues of its often defiant and violent teens to ensure the safety of the staff and minors. In a guide directed toward helping teens navigate through this unique and challenging situation, Hernandez shares his professional experiences accompanied by simple tools and time-tested wisdom to lead minors through the booking process, work and volunteer opportunities, and ways to follow directions and respect others, participate on a team, properly communicate, take initiative, keep an open mind, and maintain self-control, even amid tough circumstances. Throughout his presentation, Hernandez encourages teens to take advantage of the offered resources to do the work and ultimately become better people. A Teen's Guide to Surviving Juvenile Hall is a guide geared toward helping adolescent offenders succeed while serving time.

Daniel Hernández Chambers

(Author)

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Nació en Santa Cruz de Tenerife, en el seno de una familia hispano-británica. Trabaja en el ferrocarril de Alicante, y como autor cuenta con más de cincuenta obras publicadas. En 2012 obtuvo el Premio Leer es Vivir por la novela Un fragmento de noche en un frasco, al que siguieron el Ala Delta, en 2016, por El secreto de Enola; el Alandar, en 2017, por Miralejos; el Vila d’Ibi, en 2018, por La chica que coleccionaba sellos y el chico que esperaba un tren; y el Algar, en 2019, por Un sombrero anda suelto; el Azagal, en 2022, y el Hache, en 2023, ambos por Departamentos de Asuntos Mágicos.

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