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Why teachers have to be social workers: Adlerian individual psychology and positive approaches to behaviour management: a lost legacy in the UK
Paper presented at the European Conference on Educational Research, University of Geneva, 13-15 September 2006
04.12.06
Behaviour in Scottish Schools
Improving school discipline
NFER publication on attitudes to pupil behaviour in Scotland.
03.10.06
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Assertive Discipline
Glossary item: Definition and commentary for the term 'Assertive Discipline'.
04.02.04
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Behaviour Review: Sir Alan Steer's second report (of a series of four)
On 26 March 2008 Sir Alan Steer provided the Secretary of State for Education with an initial report on the progress made so far in implementing the findings of the Practitioners' Group on school Behaviour and Discipline.
28.03.08
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Scenario 7: Establishing your authority
A specially commissioned set of resources for tutors, school mentors and trainee teachers.
19.11.08
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Sustaining pupil engagement in literacy lessons
Why are children highly motivated and engaged in some classes, but not others? What causes pupils to go off-task? To find out, the researchers of this US study analysed literacy lessons in classes of children aged 5-8 years from 13 primary schools in which there was considerable off-task behaviour.
07.01.08
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Teaching With Bayley - Too Much Talk
Teachers TV Resource: John Bayley is co-author of the classic guide Training Teachers in Behaviour Management. Here he helps a new teacher learn the crucial techniques required to manage pupils.
12.10.06
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1947 - Maintaining Classroom Discipline
A film, dating back 60 years, which highlights the different impacts of positive approaches to unwanted classroom behaviour compared with those which adopt a more rule-governed, punitive and heirarchical approach.
05.06.07
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1989 - Discipline in Schools: Report of the Committee of Enquiry chaired by Lord Elton
Discipline in Schools: Report of the Committee of Enquiry chaired by Lord Elton
02.03.10
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Classroom Management
Glossary item: Definition and commentary for the term 'Classroom Management'.
12.05.04
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Low-level disruption
Glossary item: Definition and commentary for the term 'Low-level disruption'.
02.04.08
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Political lessons from discipline
BBC news article: Whenever a politician wants to talk tough, a speech about classroom discipline is never far away. David Cameron, assailed by leadership doubts, set out his own no-nonsense credentials with a speech that called for head teachers to be given more power to control and exclude disruptive pupils.
01.08.07
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Behaviour Review: Sir Alan Steer's third report (of a series of four)
A review of issues around school discipline and pupil behaviour, including the progress made in implementing the agenda set by the former Practitioners’ Group on School Behaviour and Discipline.
18.07.08
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Young Children’s Behaviour. Practical approaches for Care Givers and Teachers
Louise Porter offers a wealth of practical guidance which is effective, sensible, direct and always empathic to young children's needs.
02.11.05
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Your child, your schools, our future: building a 21st century schools system
The school system we seek is one where every child and young person is inspired to develop a lifelong love of learning; where every child and young person is progressing and achieving to 18 and beyond; and where each one is being prepared by the education and training system to make a success of their life.
10.07.09
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Behaviour experts to help schools
BBC news item: Teams of behaviour experts will be sent into schools in England where behaviour is rated as merely "satisfactory", Schools' Secretary Ed Balls has said.
16.04.09
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Steer tells alarmists to behave themselves
TES news item: The government's behaviour tsar came like a lamb to the slaughter, pleading the need to celebrate increasingly good behaviour in schools when teachers were furiously arguing the opposite.
01.05.09
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1947's Mr Grimes still hits the behavioural spot
TES news item: Thousands pick up tips from US-made Maintaining Classroom Discipline film clip unearthed after 60 years. Gangs and knife crime might have been unthinkable, and canes were the only violent weapons found in the classroom - but lessons learnt about behaviour more than 60 years ago are still proving popular among trainee teachers preparing to work in today's schools.
06.02.09
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Behaviour Policy
Glossary item: Definition and commentary for the term 'Behaviour Policy'.
11.03.05
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Promoting positive behaviour at Tung Wan Mok Law Shui Wah School, Hong Kong - an experienced teacher's views
In this film extract, an experienced teacher in a Hong Kong special school (the Tung Wan Mok Law Shui Wah School, designated to support the social development of children whose behaviour presents challenges) talks about aspects of her role and the beliefs that underpin the work she does.
22.01.08
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