Category: Education/Training Publisher: Arthur Coyle Press
ISBN-10: 0966594703
Type: Non-Fiction
Pages: 184
Copyright: Mar 1 2000
Presents classroom problems about students, colleagues, parents, administrators and procedures with advice on solving them in a win-win method. Also tells what to avoid doing. Special sections on fighting and suicidal behavior. Now in its second printing.
The book looks at 150 problems likely tohappen in the classroom. Each problem is analysed and solutions are offered. Solutions which are punitive or non-productive are recommended for avoidance. Problems are cross-referenced to similar problems.
Excerpt
Though college courses may train teachers in lesson plans and classroom psychology, the solutions to everyday problems are often left to the teachers' resourcefulness with unpredictable results. Sometimes a teacher may seek advice from a more experienced colleague, but in many situations such help is unavailable. This book is written to be a teacher's desktop experienced colleague- a colleague who is always available to help solve an immediate problem or offer advice on a problem to come.
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