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Handbook of Classroom Management

·2013·Routledge eBooks

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Contents: Part I: Introduction. C.M. Evertson, C.S. Weinstein, Classroom Management as a Field of Inquiry. J. Brophy, History of Research on Classroom Management. Part II: J. Brophy, Alternative Paradigms for the Study of Classroom Management. T.J. Landrum, J.M. Kauffman, Behavioral Approaches to Classroom Management. M. Gettinger, K.M. Kohler, Process-Outcome Approaches to Classroom Management and Effective Teaching. W. Doyle, Ecological Approaches to Classroom Management. G. Morine-Dershimer, Classroom Management and Classroom Discourse. E. Brantlinger, S. Danforth, Critical Theory Perspective on Social Class, Race, Gender, and Classroom Management. A.W. Hoy, C.S. Weinstein, Student and Teacher Perspectives on Classroom Management. Part III: M. McCaslin, Recent and Emergent Perspectives on Classroom Management. M. McCaslin, A.R. Bozack, L. Napoleon, A. Thomas, V. Vasquez, V. Wayman, J. Zhang, Self-Regulated Learning and Classroom Management: Theory, Research, and Considerations for Classroom Practice. M. Watson, V. Battistich, Building and Sustaining Caring Communities. D.T. Hickey, N.J. Schafer, Design-Based, Participation-Centered Approaches to Classroom Management. M.J. Elias, Y. Schwab, From Compliance to Responsibility: Social and Emotional Learning and Classroom Management. G. Gay, Connections Between Classroom Management and Culturally Responsive Teaching. Part IV: A.W. Hoy, Classroom Management in Specific Contexts. K. Carter, W. Doyle, Classroom Management in Early Childhood and Elementary Classrooms. E.T. Emmer, M.C. Gerwels, Classroom Management in Middle and High School Classrooms. K. Lane, K. Falk, J. Wehby, Classroom Management in Special Education Classrooms and Resource Rooms. L.C. Soodak, M.R. McCarthy, Classroom Management in Inclusive Settings. H.R. Milner, Classroom Management in Urban Classrooms. Part V: J.M. Cooper, Managing the Instructional Formats of Contemporary Classrooms. R.A. Lotan, Managing Groupwork in the Heterogeneous Classroom. C.M. Bolick, J.M. Cooper, Classroom Management and Technology. L.M. Morrow, D.R. Reutzel, H. Casey, Organization and Management of Language Arts Teaching: Classroom Environments, Grouping Practices, and Exemplary Instruction. J.R. Mergendoller, T. Markham, J. Ravitz, J. Larmer, Pervasive Management of Project-Based Learning: Teachers as Guides and Facilitators. Part VI: T.L. Good, Research and Theory With Implications for Classroom Management. K.R. Wentzel, A Social Motivation Perspective for Classroom Management. J. Reeve, Extrinsic Rewards and Inner Motivation. J.M.T. Walker, K.V. Hoover-Dempsey, Why Research on Parental Involvement Is Important to Classroom Management. R.C. Pianta, Classroom Management and Relationships Between Children and Teachers: Implications for Research and Practice. L. Nucci, Classroom Management for Moral and Social Development. Part VII: E.T. Emmer, Programs for Classroom Management and Discipline. H.J. Freiberg, J.M. Lapointe, Research-Based Programs for Preventing and Solving Discipline Problems. S.L. Robinson, S.M. R. Griesemer, Helping Individual Students With Problem Behavior. D. Johnson, R. Johnson, Conflict Resolution, Peer Mediation, and Peacemaking. T.J. Lewis, L.L. Newcomer, R. Trussell, M. Richter, Schoolwide Positive Behavior Support: Building Systems to Develop and Maintain Appropriate Social Behavior. I. Hyman, B. Kay, A. Tabori, M. Weber, M. Mahon, I. Cohen, Bullying: Theory, Research, and Interventions. Part VIII: C.M. Evertson, Teaching and Learning About Classroom Management. V. Jones, How Do Teachers Learn to Be Effective Classroom Managers? L. Stough, The Place of Classroom Management and Standards in Teacher Education. I.A. Friedman, Classroom Management and Teacher Stress and Burnout. K. Fries, M. Cochran-Smith, Teacher Research and Classroom Management: What Questions Do Teachers Ask? B. Larrivee, The Convergence of Reflective Practice and Effective Classroom Management. Part IX: I. Hyman, Policy, Law, Ethics, and Equity. D. Schimmel, Classroom Management, Discipline, and the Law: Clarifying Confusions About Students' Rights and Teachers' Authority. P. Fenning, H. Bohanon, Schoolwide Discipline Policies: An Analysis of the Discipline Codes of Conduct. C. Fallona, V. Richardson, Classroom Management as a Moral Activity. R.J. Skiba, M.K. Rausch, Zero Tolerance, Suspension, and Expulsion: Questions of Equity and Effectiveness. Part X: T. Wubbels, International Perspectives on Classroom Management. A. Miller, Contexts and Attributions for Difficult Behavior in English Classrooms. M. Ben-Peretz, B. Eilam, E. Yankelevich, Classroom Management in Multicultural Classes in an Immigrant Country: The Case of Israel. K. Granstroem, Group Phenomena and Classroom Management in Sweden. T. Wubbels, M. Brekelmans, P. den Brok, J. van Tartwijk, An Interpersonal Perspective on Classroom Management in Secondary Classrooms in the Netherlands. R. Lewis, Classroom Discipline in Australia. K. Nishioka, Classroom Manageme

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