There's No Need to Shout!: The Primary Teacher's Guide to Successful Behaviour Management

Invaluable for teachers and classroom assistants, this text provides an insight into the changes that have occurred in primary school classrooms in the past 40 years. Details problems and difficulties experienced by teachers due to these changes. 

 

Additional Information: 

-Written in a clear, easy to follow style and is packed with real case studies drawn from a wide range of educational contexts. 

-Emphasis is on a positive approach and how language, humour, anger, non-verbal communication and the teacher's style of leadership can contribute to a well-managed, calm classroom. 

-Clear guidance is given about how to devise, introduce and teach plans to the pupils so that they can become responsible for their own behaviour. 

-An ideal starting point for training sessions or discussions, enabling staff to share ideas.

 

David Wright understands exactly what teachers and trainers need to deal with real problems in the classroom. He has previously worked in a number of challenging mainstream school, special schools and pupil referral units. He shares his invaluable experience in an engaging and entertaining way.