Pt. I. What Causes Students to Cooperate? What Causes Students to Be Uncooperative? Ch. 1. Thinking about Your Role as a Teacher. Ch. 2. Thinking about Teaching Students to Cooperate -- Pt. II. How Do You Get Students to Cooperate? How Do You Keep Discipline Problems from Occurring? Ch. 3. Creating a Favorable Climate. Ch. 4. Communicating with Students. Ch. 5. Establishing Procedures and Rules for Conduct. Ch. 6. Designing and Conducting Engaging Learning Activities -- Pt. III. How Should You Deal with Students' Failure to Cooperate? How Can You Solve Discipline Problems? Ch. 7. Approaching Off-Task Behaviors Systematically. Ch. 8. Modifying Off-Task Behavior Patterns. Ch. 9. Dealing with Nondisruptive Off-Task Behaviors. Ch. 10. Dealing with Disruptive Behaviors -- Pt. IV. Why Do Proven Methods Sometimes Fail? How Do You Make Proven Methods Work For You? Ch. 11. Incorporating New Ideas into Your Teaching Style
Analysis
Schools Discipline
Notes
Includes index
Bibliography
Includes bibliographical references (pages 311-318) and index
