Rudolf Dreikurs, Bernice Bronia Grunwald, Floy C Pepper
Maintaining Sanity In The Classroom
Classroom Management Techniques
Rudolf Dreikurs, Bernice Bronia Grunwald, Floy C Pepper
Maintaining Sanity In The Classroom
Classroom Management Techniques
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First Published in 1998. Routledge is an imprint of Taylor & Francis, an informa company.
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First Published in 1998. Routledge is an imprint of Taylor & Francis, an informa company.
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- Verlag: Taylor & Francis Ltd (Sales)
- 2nd edition
- Seitenzahl: 368
- Erscheinungstermin: 24. November 2015
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 229mm x 152mm x 21mm
- Gewicht: 658g
- ISBN-13: 9781138168008
- ISBN-10: 1138168009
- Artikelnr.: 44315253
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis Ltd (Sales)
- 2nd edition
- Seitenzahl: 368
- Erscheinungstermin: 24. November 2015
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 229mm x 152mm x 21mm
- Gewicht: 658g
- ISBN-13: 9781138168008
- ISBN-10: 1138168009
- Artikelnr.: 44315253
Rudolf Dreikurs
Foreward. Preface. I. Theoretical Premises. 1. Development of the Child's
Potential. 2. Goal Directed Behavior. 3. The Four Mistaken Goals. 4.
Private Logic: A Diagnostic Technique for Understanding Behavior. 5.
Changing the Child's Goals. 6. The Family Atmosphere. 7. The Family
Constellation. II. Effective Democratic Methods. 8. The Democratic versus
the Traditional Classroom. 9. Discipline and Order. 10. Winning over the
Child. 11. Encouragement. 12. Logical Consequences Versus Arbitrary
Punishment. 13. The Structure of the Group. 14. Group Discussions in the
Classroom. 15. Specific Techniques: Group Discussions. 16. Training
Children to Understand Behavior Through the Use of Stories. III. Coping
with Special Academic Problems. 17. Learning Disabilities. 18. Reading
Difficulties. 19. Culturally Deprived Children. 20. Pseudoretardation
Reffered to as Stupidity. 21. Gifted Children and Homogeneous Grouping. 22.
I.Q. Tests. IV. Coping with Special Behavior Problems. 23. The Adolescent.
24. Juvenile Delinquency. 25. Stealing. 26 Lying and Swearing. 27.
Fighting. V. Parental Involvement. 28. Parent-Teacher Conferences. 29. The
Family Council. 30. Parent Education. Epilogue. Index.
Potential. 2. Goal Directed Behavior. 3. The Four Mistaken Goals. 4.
Private Logic: A Diagnostic Technique for Understanding Behavior. 5.
Changing the Child's Goals. 6. The Family Atmosphere. 7. The Family
Constellation. II. Effective Democratic Methods. 8. The Democratic versus
the Traditional Classroom. 9. Discipline and Order. 10. Winning over the
Child. 11. Encouragement. 12. Logical Consequences Versus Arbitrary
Punishment. 13. The Structure of the Group. 14. Group Discussions in the
Classroom. 15. Specific Techniques: Group Discussions. 16. Training
Children to Understand Behavior Through the Use of Stories. III. Coping
with Special Academic Problems. 17. Learning Disabilities. 18. Reading
Difficulties. 19. Culturally Deprived Children. 20. Pseudoretardation
Reffered to as Stupidity. 21. Gifted Children and Homogeneous Grouping. 22.
I.Q. Tests. IV. Coping with Special Behavior Problems. 23. The Adolescent.
24. Juvenile Delinquency. 25. Stealing. 26 Lying and Swearing. 27.
Fighting. V. Parental Involvement. 28. Parent-Teacher Conferences. 29. The
Family Council. 30. Parent Education. Epilogue. Index.
Foreward. Preface. I. Theoretical Premises. 1. Development of the Child's Potential. 2. Goal Directed Behavior. 3. The Four Mistaken Goals. 4. Private Logic: A Diagnostic Technique for Understanding Behavior. 5. Changing the Child's Goals. 6. The Family Atmosphere. 7. The Family Constellation. II. Effective Democratic Methods. 8. The Democratic versus the Traditional Classroom. 9. Discipline and Order. 10. Winning over the Child. 11. Encouragement. 12. Logical Consequences Versus Arbitrary Punishment. 13. The Structure of the Group. 14. Group Discussions in the Classroom. 15. Specific Techniques: Group Discussions. 16. Training Children to Understand Behavior Through the Use of Stories. III. Coping with Special Academic Problems. 17. Learning Disabilities. 18. Reading Difficulties. 19. Culturally Deprived Children. 20. Pseudoretardation Reffered to as Stupidity. 21. Gifted Children and Homogeneous Grouping. 22. I.Q. Tests. IV. Coping with Special Behavior Problems. 23. The Adolescent. 24. Juvenile Delinquency. 25. Stealing. 26 Lying and Swearing. 27. Fighting. V. Parental Involvement. 28. Parent-Teacher Conferences. 29. The Family Council. 30. Parent Education. Epilogue. Index.
Foreward. Preface. I. Theoretical Premises. 1. Development of the Child's
Potential. 2. Goal Directed Behavior. 3. The Four Mistaken Goals. 4.
Private Logic: A Diagnostic Technique for Understanding Behavior. 5.
Changing the Child's Goals. 6. The Family Atmosphere. 7. The Family
Constellation. II. Effective Democratic Methods. 8. The Democratic versus
the Traditional Classroom. 9. Discipline and Order. 10. Winning over the
Child. 11. Encouragement. 12. Logical Consequences Versus Arbitrary
Punishment. 13. The Structure of the Group. 14. Group Discussions in the
Classroom. 15. Specific Techniques: Group Discussions. 16. Training
Children to Understand Behavior Through the Use of Stories. III. Coping
with Special Academic Problems. 17. Learning Disabilities. 18. Reading
Difficulties. 19. Culturally Deprived Children. 20. Pseudoretardation
Reffered to as Stupidity. 21. Gifted Children and Homogeneous Grouping. 22.
I.Q. Tests. IV. Coping with Special Behavior Problems. 23. The Adolescent.
24. Juvenile Delinquency. 25. Stealing. 26 Lying and Swearing. 27.
Fighting. V. Parental Involvement. 28. Parent-Teacher Conferences. 29. The
Family Council. 30. Parent Education. Epilogue. Index.
Potential. 2. Goal Directed Behavior. 3. The Four Mistaken Goals. 4.
Private Logic: A Diagnostic Technique for Understanding Behavior. 5.
Changing the Child's Goals. 6. The Family Atmosphere. 7. The Family
Constellation. II. Effective Democratic Methods. 8. The Democratic versus
the Traditional Classroom. 9. Discipline and Order. 10. Winning over the
Child. 11. Encouragement. 12. Logical Consequences Versus Arbitrary
Punishment. 13. The Structure of the Group. 14. Group Discussions in the
Classroom. 15. Specific Techniques: Group Discussions. 16. Training
Children to Understand Behavior Through the Use of Stories. III. Coping
with Special Academic Problems. 17. Learning Disabilities. 18. Reading
Difficulties. 19. Culturally Deprived Children. 20. Pseudoretardation
Reffered to as Stupidity. 21. Gifted Children and Homogeneous Grouping. 22.
I.Q. Tests. IV. Coping with Special Behavior Problems. 23. The Adolescent.
24. Juvenile Delinquency. 25. Stealing. 26 Lying and Swearing. 27.
Fighting. V. Parental Involvement. 28. Parent-Teacher Conferences. 29. The
Family Council. 30. Parent Education. Epilogue. Index.
Foreward. Preface. I. Theoretical Premises. 1. Development of the Child's Potential. 2. Goal Directed Behavior. 3. The Four Mistaken Goals. 4. Private Logic: A Diagnostic Technique for Understanding Behavior. 5. Changing the Child's Goals. 6. The Family Atmosphere. 7. The Family Constellation. II. Effective Democratic Methods. 8. The Democratic versus the Traditional Classroom. 9. Discipline and Order. 10. Winning over the Child. 11. Encouragement. 12. Logical Consequences Versus Arbitrary Punishment. 13. The Structure of the Group. 14. Group Discussions in the Classroom. 15. Specific Techniques: Group Discussions. 16. Training Children to Understand Behavior Through the Use of Stories. III. Coping with Special Academic Problems. 17. Learning Disabilities. 18. Reading Difficulties. 19. Culturally Deprived Children. 20. Pseudoretardation Reffered to as Stupidity. 21. Gifted Children and Homogeneous Grouping. 22. I.Q. Tests. IV. Coping with Special Behavior Problems. 23. The Adolescent. 24. Juvenile Delinquency. 25. Stealing. 26 Lying and Swearing. 27. Fighting. V. Parental Involvement. 28. Parent-Teacher Conferences. 29. The Family Council. 30. Parent Education. Epilogue. Index.