Elementary Teacher's Discipline Problem Solver: A Practical A-Z Guide for Managing Classroom Behavior Problems

Elementary Teacher's Discipline Problem Solver is a ready-to-use resource filled with practical, concrete, and teacher-tested strategies that will help you maintain order in your classroom while preserving your students' dignity. Each of the book's proven techniques has been designed with the goal of helping you maximize your teaching time and minimize the time you spend disciplining.

Elementary Teacher's Discipline Problem Solver gives you the information and the down-to-earth strategies you need to handle 63 wide-ranging classroom problems including:

Aggressive Behavior • Angry Outbursts • Attention Deficit • Backtalk • Bathroom Problems • Bullying • Calling Out • Cheating • Complaining • Crying Frequently • Disorganization • Disruptive Behavior • Homework Problems • Hyperactivity • Lack of Motivation • Low Self-esteem • Lunchroom Problems • Masturbation • Perfectionism • Playground Problems • Rude Behavior • Seatwork Problems • Shyness • Spitting • Talking Excessively • Teasing • Vandalism • Whining . . . and many more.

Written in a user-friendly manner, this book lists problem behaviors and concerns alphabetically for easy access. For every problem, there is a brief discussion of possible underlying motivations followed by a menu of specific strategies you can use to manage the problem.

Praise for Elementary Teacher's Discipline Problem Solver

"Where was this book during my teacher training? Finally, a clear, step-by-step, practical guide for managing every behavior issue–large or small, A to Z. Dr. Shore will help you stop classroom problems before they start."
–Joan Warren Stahl, first-grade teacher, Glenwood School, San Rafael City School District, San Rafael, California

"Every teacher, from novice to master, should have this book in their professional library. It offers clear, straightforward advice when your ‘gut' response just might lead you astray. I intend to make it available to my entire staff."
–Dr. John Kazmark, superintendent of schools, Mountain Lakes, New Jersey