Tackling Behaviour in the Primary School provides ready-made advice and support for classroom professionals and can be used, read and adapted to suit the busy everyday lives of teachers working in primary schools today.
This valuable text sets the scene for managing behaviour in the primary classroom in the context of the Children Act 2004 agenda, making it highly relevant to trainee primary teachers, learning school mentors, classroom assistants, behaviour specialists and senior management teams. As experts in the field of behaviour management, the authors draw on their many years of experience to provide evidenced whole-school strategies, extensively-researched concepts and step-by-step behaviour programmes. Topics covered include:
- Understanding behaviour
- How to measure behaviour and why this can be an effective approach
- Using and implementing whole-school behaviour policies
- Honing your classroom management skills
- Managing bullying
- Dealing with specific classroom difficulties
- Working effectively and supportively with parents.
Drawing on case-studies throughout, this handbook will help you to understand and deal with the most confrontational of classroom behaviour. Tackling Behaviour in the Primary School provides all staff, parents and carers engaged in health, education and social services with a ready-made resource packed full of strategies, ideas, activities and solutions to help manage behaviour in even the toughest of classrooms.
Autorentext
Ken Reid (OBE) is presently the Adviser to the Welsh Government on Behaviour and Attendance. He was formerly the Deputy Vice Chancellor and Research Professor at Swansea Metropolitan University.
Nicola S. Morgan is qualified teacher and behaviour management consultant.
Zusammenfassung
Tackling Behaviour in the Primary School provides ready-made advice and support for classroom professionals and can be used, read and adapted to suit the busy everyday lives of teachers working in primary schools today. This valuable text sets the scene for managing behaviour in the primary classroom in the context of the Children Act 2004 agenda, making it highly relevant to trainee primary teachers, learning school mentors, classroom assistants, behaviour specialists and senior management teams. As experts in the field of behaviour management, the authors draw on their many years of experience to provide evidenced whole-school strategies, extensively-researched concepts and step-by-step behaviour programmes. Topics covered include:Understanding behaviourHow to measure behaviour and why this can be an effective approachUsing and implementing whole-school behaviour policiesHoning your classroom management skillsManaging bullyingDealing with specific classroom difficultiesWorking effectively and supportively with parents.Drawing on case-studies throughout, this handbook will help you to understand and deal with the most confrontational of classroom behaviour. Tackling Behaviour in the Primary School provides all staff, parents and carers engaged in health, education and social services with a ready-made resource packed full of strategies, ideas, activities and solutions to help manage behaviour in even the toughest of classrooms.
Inhalt
Acknowledgements Foreword PART 1: SETTING THE SCENE 1. New Approaches 1 - Managing Behaviour in the Primary School 2. New Approaches 2 - The Five Levels at which to Address Behaviour 3. New Approaches 3 - Respect and Relationships and Well-Being Policies 4. Roles Supporting Classroom Management PART 2: EFFECTIVE CLASSROOM MANAGEMENT 5. Tips for Classroom Professionals - Practical Advice 6. A Whole School Strategy for Positive Behaviour Management 7. The 5-Step Behaviour Programme 8. Effective Whole School and Classroom Management Skills 9. Dealing With Specific Classroom Difficulties - Practical Solutions 10. Positive Behaviour in the Playground 11. Effective Partnerships with Parents and Families 12. The Family Values Scheme 13. The Link between Pupils' Non-Attendance and their Behaviour 14. The Link between Bullying and Pupils' Behaviour References Further Reading