Managing student behaviour : Individual and group contexts

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Moran, Wendy. (2015). Managing student behaviour : Individual and group contexts. In In Weatherby-Fell, Noelene L. (Ed.). Learning to teach in the secondary school pp. 132-153 Cambridge University Press.
AuthorsMoran, Wendy
EditorsWeatherby-Fell, Noelene L.
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This chapter will introduce many strategies for classroom managements that you will need from day one: how to set up expectations for work and behaviour; learning ways to create a positive learning environment; considering reasons why students misbehave; learning strategies for dealing with the 'not-so-bad but definitely annoying behaviour'; as well as developing strategies for dealing with quite difficult students and situations. This chapter adopts the pragmatic approach of drawing on the work of authors whose models and strategies have been tried and tested in real Australian classrooms, relying on common sense solutions.

Page range132-153
Year2015
Book titleLearning to teach in the secondary school
PublisherCambridge University Press
Place of publicationMelbourne, VIC
ISBN9781107461802
Research GroupSchool of Education
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