This book is an encyclopedia of student misbehaviors offering answers that work. It describes, in detail, 117 student misbehaviors along with reasons why the student is engaging in the misbehavior. It discusses how the misbehavior affects the teacher, other students, and the learning environment in general. Includes up to 25 techniques teachers can use to manage each misbehavior.

You Can Handle Them All : A Discipline Model for Handling over One Hundred Different Misbehaviors At School and At Home

Health, Fitness & Dieting

Robert L. DeBruyn

Jack L Larson

Psychology & Counseling

Master Teacher

This book gives teachers both the perspective and the techniques to relate to parents professionally to secure the maximum benefit for students.

Understanding and Relating to Parents Professionally

Over 20 years ago, The MASTER Teacher author, Robert L. DeBruyn, wrote a book called Causing Others to Want Your Leadership. It was acclaimed by many as the best book ever written for school administrators. This breakthrough book contained the laws and principles of leadership and people management as they had never been defined and described before--giving school administrators a set of guidelines that, if followed, would guarantee success. DeBruyn does it again in a new book, Proactive Leadership in the 21st Century Classroom, School, and District. And, yet, this time he has written a book not only for every school administrator, but for every teacher, counselor, and department head as well. That's because in the 21st century, schools will not be able to meet the increasing demands of society unless every teacher as well as every administrator thinks of himself or herself as a leader and understands the laws and principles of excellent leadership.

Proactive leadership in the 21st century classroom, school, and district

The Master Teacher

This book gives teachers both the perspective and the techniques to relate to parents professionally to secure the maximum benefit for students.

Understanding and Relating to Parents ... Professionally

Parenting & Relationships

For the 3rd edition of our most popular book, we have added the important foundations from Before You Can Discipline to the easy-to-use references to 136 different behaviors. This way, teachers know exactly why the strategies suggested for each behavior work and how to most successfully implement them. The You Can Handle Them All section, with 136 behaviors, is presented in outline form and: Identifies the primary causes of each behavior. Tells how each behavior affects teachers, students, and the learning environment. Offers up to 34 techniques for managing each student behavior. Reveals the common mistakes teachers often make when trying to correct behaviors. Cross-references related behaviors. Examples of student behaviors addressed include: The Arrogant The Attention Demander The Bully The Complainer The Disrespectful The Fighter The Goer The Interrupter The Know-It-All The Manipulator The Procrastinator The Skeptic Talks Back The Questioner The Victim Plus over 100 others!

You Can Handle Them All, 3rd edition

The Master Teacher, Inc

You can handle them all for parents

You Can Handle Them All for Parents

While the enrollment in K-12 schools is still on the rise overall, many individual schools and school districts are experiencing a slow, but steady, erosion of their student enrollment. A growing number of parents are making the decision to home school their children. Public and private schools alike are competing to retain students and attract new ones. Some parents are making a decision to send their children across district boundaries to other districts which, in their minds, offer something better. In addition, many parts of the country are experiencing the growth of virtual schools that can serve students regardless of where they live. All this adds up to a highly competitive situation that is only going to increase. Schools and school districts that want to remain competitive and retain and grow their funding sources will find value in turning their attention to a whole new area: Customer Service. The good news is that once school personnel obtain this important focus, great things can and will happen that literally transform the learning community. This book, School Customer Service: The Power You Need to Cause Parents and Students to Choose Your Schools, relates the story of a school principal who is grappling with the issues of a school and district in decline. With the help of an old friend in the community, he begins to view his school and district through the lens of a customer. The insights that come to him through the conversations with his friend reveal strategic actions that he can take to turn his school into a model of service and responsiveness that even captures positive media attention. With School Customer Service: The Power You Need to Cause Parents and Students to Choose Your Schools, you can engage teachers, administrators, and support staff in important conversations about: Sizable revenues in state aid and tuition that you might be losing by not meeting the needs of parents and students and the community as a whole. Who your competitors for students are and what they may be offering that you aren't. How you can recapture revenue by meeting more needs and reattracting students and parents to your school or district. How parents think differently than educators and how not understanding parent thinking gets in the way of providing great service. The positive outcomes you can achieve by turning an unhappy customer into a satisfied customer. Additional needs you can meet without more money. The strategies essential to building relationships and rapport with customers. The strategies essential to building public trust and confidence. Ways to deal with problems, mistakes, and sensitive issues. The great customer service lessons that are all around us. How focusing on customers is fun and motivating and, most of all, produces satisfaction for administrators, teachers, and staff.

School Customer Service: The Power You Need to Cause Parents and Students to Choose Your Schools

Business & Money

Tracey H. DeBruyn

James R. Rickabaugh

Processes & Infrastructure

Master Teacher, Inc

You Can Handle Them All: A Discipline Model for Handling 124 Student Behaviors at School and at Home

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