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Introduction to Proactive Classroom Management
Chapter1 Introduction to Proactive Classroom ManagementKey TermsAccept-no-excuses mottoBehaviorism theoryBehavior modificationBiophysical theoryCan-do attitudeClassroom managementCommunityComplianceDeficit modelDevelopmental theoryDisciplineEmotional intelligenceGestaltInstructionMini theoriesModelsPositive behavioral supportsPreventionProactivePsychodynamic theoryReflectionRelational trustResponsible behaviorSchool achievementSocial competenceStructureTheoriesTurnaround teachers3 Chapter OutlineIntroductionThe Purpose of EducationProactive Classroom ManagementCan-Do AttitudeTurnaround TeachersAccept-No-Excuses MottoClassroom Management and AchievementSocial CompetenceSchool DisciplineReflectionEmotional RestraintPersonal NeedsMini TheoriesTheories and ModelsBiophysical TheoryPsychodynamic TheoryBehaviorism TheoryDevelopmental TheoryModelsAn Interactional PerspectiveStructure, Instruction, and DisciplineThe Beginning TeacherStructureInstructionDisciplineTex tbook OrganizationPart I: CommunityPart II: PreventionPa
8 CHAPTER 1 Introduction to Proactive Classroom Management wrong with them is called the “deficit model.”Teachers who subscribe to this deficit model see students through the myopic lens of stereotypes, which provide ready excuses for failure.
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