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The Organized Teacher's Guide to Classroom Management, Grades K-8, Second Edition
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Springer, Steve and
Persiani, Kimberly
.
The Organized Teacher's Guide to Classroom Management, Grades K-8, Second Edition
. New York: McGraw-Hill Education, 2019.
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The Organized Teacher's Guide to Classroom Management, Grades K-8, Second Edition
Authors:
Steve Springer
and
Kimberly Persiani
Published:
June 2019
Pages:
256
eISBN:
9781260441901
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ISBN:
9781260441895
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Book Description
Table of Contents
Media Files
Cover
Title Page
Copyright Page
Contents
What Do Teachers Make?
Preface
1 Theorists
Twelve Theorists of Classroom Management
2 Organizing Your Classroom
Physical Arrangement
Purposeful Room Arrangement
Inheriting a Classroom
High-Traffic Areas
Student Accessibility to Teacher and Instruction
Teacher and Student Supply Kits
Bulletin Boards
Physical Classroom Setup
Small Group Instruction Areas
Learning Centers/Labs
Textbooks
Instructional Materials
Student Work and Student Portfolios
Utilizing Storage Space
Efficiency Is the Key
3 Establishing Rules, Consequences, and Procedures
Establishing Classroom Rules
Establishing Classroom Consequences
Establishing Classroom Procedures
General Procedures
The Library
The Resource Room
The Office
The Nurse
The Cafeteria
The Playground and Equipment
Fire and Disaster Drills
Classroom Helpers and Monitors
4 Managing Student Behavior
Consistency
A Positive Classroom Climate
Incentives and Rewards
Managing Misbehavior
Meeting the Students’ Needs
Communicating with Parents
5 Getting off to a Good Start
Teaching Routines and Procedures
Creating a Congenial and Positive Climate in Your Classroom
Teacher Authority
Rules and Consequences
The First Days of the School Year
The First Week of School
Final Thoughts
6 Know Your Support Team
Connecting with the Team
Members of the Team
Parents
7 Planning, Instruction, and Assessment
Planning
Instruction
Assessment
Aids for Planning, Instruction, and Assessment
Lesson Plan Templates
Student-Focused Lesson Plan
Cumulative Records
Individualized Education Plan
Bloom’s Taxonomy
Gardner’s Multiple Intelligences
Visual, Auditory, and Kinesthetic Learning Styles
Final Thoughts
8 Managing Active Learning
Group Work
Learning Centers
Individual Work
Final Thoughts
9 Instructional Challenges
Different Learning Styles
Modifications
Working with Students with Special Needs
Working with English Language Learners
English Language Development Levels
Diversity of Students
Final Thoughts
10 Curriculum Overview
Understanding Who Your Students Are
Understanding the Curriculum
Curriculum Planning
Templates
Index