Book Details
Format
Hardcover
Language
English
Publisher
The Guilford Press; 1 edition (2015-07-08)
Description
Frank M. Gresham delves into the complexities of disruptive behavior disorders in school-aged children, providing a thorough examination of evidence-based practices for assessment and intervention. This insightful work addresses the common tendency of educational institutions to implement punitive measures, often failing to meet the needs of about 10% of K-8 students exhibiting challenging behaviors.
Through a combination of research, practical strategies, and a focus on supportive rather than punitive approaches, Gresham equips educators and practitioners with the tools necessary to understand and effectively manage disruptive behaviors. By emphasizing a comprehensive, evidence-based framework, he encourages a transformation in how schools address these issues, aiming to foster a more inclusive and understanding environment for all students.
Through a combination of research, practical strategies, and a focus on supportive rather than punitive approaches, Gresham equips educators and practitioners with the tools necessary to understand and effectively manage disruptive behaviors. By emphasizing a comprehensive, evidence-based framework, he encourages a transformation in how schools address these issues, aiming to foster a more inclusive and understanding environment for all students.