Classroom Control

Classroom Control

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2014 · Inglés · Tapa blanda · 4 editions
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Martyn Denscombe delves into the intricacies of classroom management, offering a comprehensive examination that is invaluable for educators at all stages of their careers. He discusses the delicate balance between authority and approachability, emphasizing the importance of creating an environment conducive to learning. The insights provided are particularly relevant in the context of today’s diverse classrooms, where effective communication and engagement strategies are paramount.

Drawing on both theoretical frameworks and practical experiences, Denscombe provides educators with tools to establish control without resorting to authoritarian methods. He bridges the gap between research and real-life classroom scenarios, allowing teachers to reflect on their practices and adapt to the evolving educational landscape. The focus is on fostering positive relationships with students, which is essential for effective classroom dynamics.

Beyond merely addressing discipline, he explores the psychological and social factors influencing behavior in educational settings. His approach encourages teachers to understand the motivations and backgrounds of their students, providing a more holistic view of classroom interactions.

Ultimately, this work serves as a crucial guide for those passionate about educational excellence, equipping them with the necessary strategies to nurture a productive and harmonious learning environment. By empowering educators, Denscombe seeks to enhance overall educational outcomes, making this a significant resource in the field of education.

Detalles del libro

Formato Tapa blanda
Páginas 224 páginas
Idioma Inglés
Publicado Feb 27, 2014
Editorial Routledge
Edición 1
Ediciones 4 editions
ISBN-10 0415751411
ISBN-13 9780415751414

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