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Classroom Management Made Easy: Eliminate discipline problems by teaching students how to take responsibility for their own behavior (Classroom Management Series) (Volume 1)
Wayne Sheldrick PhD
Paperback. CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform 2013-05-03.
ISBN 9781449523794
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Students who misbehave confuse and upset even the most experienced teachers. They are loud, defiant, stubborn, impulsive and maybe even out of control. But these students' worst behavior may not be their fault. It may not be how they really want to behave. Dr. Wayne Sheldrick, respected expert working with students and teachers, offers a practical step by step approach for teachers to use to reach these students and help them to change their behavior. Discipline will be less about punishment, and more about helping your students to grow. You will learn how to accept and respect your students so they will trust you and be willing to allow you to help them to change their behavior. Classroom Management Made Easy will provide you with: * An understanding of what causes misbehavior in the classroom * Insights into the root causes of your difficult student's misbehavior * Ideas on creating a community of supportive learners * A step by step guide for working with a difficult student * Ideas on how can simply and easily meet the needs of your students without fighting, bribing or coercing them * Strategies for proactive responses to potential behavioral problems * And much more
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