ABSTRACT

The authors of this text suggest that teachers need to be able to cope with pupil behaviour before thay can even begin to deliver the National Curriculum. Often classes contain both statemented children those offcially recognize as having behavioural problems and unstatemented but difficult children. Teachers have few strategies to deal with the kind of behaviour that these children present as little, if any, of their training is allotted to classroom and child management.; The authors aim to raise awareness of behavioural needs in the classroom and avoid exclusions. They do this by encouraging school staff to work together to develop policies which will encourage good behaviour.

chapter |8 pages

Introduction

chapter 1|22 pages

The Family Tree of Behaviour Management

chapter 2|19 pages

Practical Use of Therapies

chapter 5|12 pages

Diagnosis and Remediation Strategies

chapter 7|8 pages

Behaviour and Language

chapter 8|9 pages

Pre-school Behaviour Management Needs

chapter 9|6 pages

Play, Playtimes and Behaviour

chapter 10|5 pages

Action Research and Behaviour

chapter 11|15 pages

Practice and Policy

chapter 12|6 pages

An Overview