Creating Calm Classrooms: Teacher Behavior and Management Practices that Work
Autor Andrew Kulemekaen Limba Engleză Paperback – 12 iul 2019
Unlike most books on classroom management, Creating Calm Classrooms is not espousing a narrow academic theory on classroom management arrived at through a narrowly focused study carried over a year or two. This book is a rich distillation of knowledge gathered, examined and refined in more than two decades of teaching. The teacher behaviors, management practices and students' reactions described here yielded classrooms for the author where he was always able to teach and the students were also always ready to learn. It is not an exaggeration that this is the kind of knowledge that every teacher in the USA should have before he or she steps into a classroom to teach.
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Specificații
ISBN-13: 9781475850659
ISBN-10: 1475850654
Pagini: 100
Dimensiuni: 153 x 218 x 9 mm
Greutate: 0.17 kg
Editura: Bloomsbury Publishing
Colecția Rowman & Littlefield Publishers
Locul publicării:New York, United States
ISBN-10: 1475850654
Pagini: 100
Dimensiuni: 153 x 218 x 9 mm
Greutate: 0.17 kg
Editura: Bloomsbury Publishing
Colecția Rowman & Littlefield Publishers
Locul publicării:New York, United States
Cuprins
Dedication
Preface: There are no bad students
Acknowledgements
Introduction
Chapter One: What happens before school starts and on the first day of school?
Chapter Two: Lesson Preparation and Pacing
Chapter Three: Communication
Chapter Four: Sustaining a Classroom Climate of High Expectations
Chapter Five: Managing Students' Misbehavior
Chapter Six: Expectations of the Teacher
Epilogue
About the Author
Preface: There are no bad students
Acknowledgements
Introduction
Chapter One: What happens before school starts and on the first day of school?
Chapter Two: Lesson Preparation and Pacing
Chapter Three: Communication
Chapter Four: Sustaining a Classroom Climate of High Expectations
Chapter Five: Managing Students' Misbehavior
Chapter Six: Expectations of the Teacher
Epilogue
About the Author
Recenzii
Twenty-first century teachers are committed to fostering classroom environments that increase student engagement and meaningful lesson interaction. A poorly managed classroom will hinder achieving these student learning goals. This book promises to deliver a functional tool that sets the standard for effective classroom management in a way that has not previously been presented; educators across the globe will benefit from its wealth of honest observations and practical knowledge.
Classroom management is the core of successful teaching. Dr Kulemeka's book provides fundamental and critical elements that should enable any teacher who reads this book become adept at managing his or her class. Kulemeka's accurate insights into the practice of managing classes reveal the kind of wisdom one only gains from having been in the trenches of teaching for more than two decades. His book combines a non-slavish awareness of theories of teaching and the practice of working in the complex environment we call the classroom. This is a must read for all teachers desiring to create calm class rooms. Strategies and best practices discussed in this book certainly support ways one can become a highly successful classroom manager in today's world.
Dr. Kulemeka addresses the most critical issue facing educators today: classroom management. He does so by showing that teachers who are successful at managing their classes are also excellent teachers. In other words, teaching and managing student behavior go together. His approach to classroom management uniquely departs from the tradition of seeing classroom management as a skill separate from teaching.
I taught with Dr. Kulemeka for over ten years. His classes were always known for having structure, order and rigor. Even to an experienced educator like myself, Dr. Kulemeka's book provides an opportunity to reflect upon my own educational practices. The insights the book gives would enable any teacher, regardless of years of teaching experience, to better manage his or her class.
Classroom management is the core of successful teaching. Dr Kulemeka's book provides fundamental and critical elements that should enable any teacher who reads this book become adept at managing his or her class. Kulemeka's accurate insights into the practice of managing classes reveal the kind of wisdom one only gains from having been in the trenches of teaching for more than two decades. His book combines a non-slavish awareness of theories of teaching and the practice of working in the complex environment we call the classroom. This is a must read for all teachers desiring to create calm class rooms. Strategies and best practices discussed in this book certainly support ways one can become a highly successful classroom manager in today's world.
Dr. Kulemeka addresses the most critical issue facing educators today: classroom management. He does so by showing that teachers who are successful at managing their classes are also excellent teachers. In other words, teaching and managing student behavior go together. His approach to classroom management uniquely departs from the tradition of seeing classroom management as a skill separate from teaching.
I taught with Dr. Kulemeka for over ten years. His classes were always known for having structure, order and rigor. Even to an experienced educator like myself, Dr. Kulemeka's book provides an opportunity to reflect upon my own educational practices. The insights the book gives would enable any teacher, regardless of years of teaching experience, to better manage his or her class.