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Why Can't You Behave? The Teacher's Guide to Creative Classroom Management, K-3

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ISBN-10: 0325006512

ISBN-13: 9780325006512

Edition: 2004

Authors: Paula Rogovin

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Why is it that some classes are peaceful and industrious, filled with attentive, hard-working kids-while others are a primary teacher's nightmare? Shouting out Interrupting Cutting in line Sassing Whining Teasing Fighting Paula Rogovin has answers to these questions, and she's also got hard-won remedies for your worst classroom discipline problems. Ideal for preservice and new teachers as well as veterans, Why Can't You Behave? takes you inside Rogovin's classroom to see how she deals with challenging behavior and how to intertwine classroom management and curriculum to end nightmarish behavior. You will learn how to reinforce positive behaviors and promote a safe, cooperative…    
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Book details

List price: $37.35
Copyright year: 2004
Publisher: Heinemann
Publication date: 7/20/2004
Binding: Paperback
Pages: 176
Size: 7.40" wide x 9.30" long x 0.38" tall
Weight: 0.660
Language: English

A teacher in the New York City public schools for thirty-five years, Paula Rogovin continues to love teaching, especially inquiry, which makes her teaching fulfilling and joyous. Paula currently teaches first grade at the Manhattan New School, P.S. 290, and is the author of Why Can't You Behave?: The Teacher's Guide to Creative Classroom Management, K - 3 (Heinemann, 2004), The Research Workshop: Bringing the World into Your Classroom (Heinemann 2001), and Classroom Interviews: A World of Learning (Heinemann, 1998). She is a longtime social activist and mother of three adult sons.

Acknowledgments
Discipline--Making It Happen in Your Classroom
Teaching the Whole Child
Routines and Rituals
Family Involvement
Classroom Management--Tips from an Old-Timer
A Rich Curriculum Is Essential
Interviews Can Help Develop Values
Literature Can Help Develop Values
Working with Special Needs Children
Conclusion
Bibliography and Resources
Index