Classroom Dynamics
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Classroom Dynamics

Practical Strategies for Addressing Off-Task Behavior and Creating Positive Classrooms (A toolkit of practical strategies for addressing challenging classroom behavior)

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eBook - ePub

Classroom Dynamics

Practical Strategies for Addressing Off-Task Behavior and Creating Positive Classrooms (A toolkit of practical strategies for addressing challenging classroom behavior)

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About This Book

When you're facing off-task behavior in the classroom, it helps to have practical, teacher-tested, research-based strategies you can easily implement to address the specific challenge at hand. You'll find a wealth of tools in Classroom Dynamics by Glen Pearsall. Drawing from experience, Pearsall covers a variety of nuanced responses to difficult behaviors, as well as how to strengthen student engagement and maintain positive relationships.


This book is ideal for Kā€“12 teachers looking to:

  • Benefit from numerous strategies for dealing with and even avoiding off-task behavior
  • Receive concrete tips to try immediately in classrooms
  • Survey the best research about student behavior and engagement
  • Learn how to quickly get to the heart of issues that might be affecting student learning
  • Understand the reasons behind disruptive behavior to better differentiate strategies for individual students


Contents:
Introduction
Part 1: Practical Strategies for Dealing With Off-Task Behaviors
Chapter 1: Low-Key Interventions
Chapter 2: Giving Explicit Instructions
Chapter 3: Pivoting
Chapter 4: Talking It Out
Chapter 5: Seeking Support
Part 2: Understanding Entrenched Off-Task Behavior
Chapter 6: What Is the Purpose of Off-Task Behavior?
Chapter 7: Tailoring Interventions for Individual Student Needs
Part 3: Avoiding Off-Task Behavior
Chapter 8: Transitions and Procedures
Chapter 9: Establishing Student Engagement
Chapter 10: Enhancing Student Engagement
Conclusion
Appendix: Break Glass in Case of Emergency Learning Games
References and Resources
Index

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Publisher
Solution Tree Press
Year
2022
ISBN
9781954631960
Edition
1
Topic
Didattica
Subtopic
Gestione della classe

Table of contents

  1. Cover Page
  2. Title Page
  3. Copyright
  4. Acknowledgments
  5. Dedication
  6. Table of Contents
  7. About the Author
  8. Introduction
  9. Part 1: Dealing With Off-Task Behavior: Practical Strategies
  10. Part 2: Understanding Entrenched Off-Task Behavior
  11. Part 3: Avoiding Off-Task Behavior
  12. Epilogue
  13. Appendix: Break Glass in Case of Emergency Learning Games
  14. References
  15. Index