Managing Non-Compliance
Effective Strategies for K-12 Teachers
Product Description
Common troublesome behaviors are covered, including:
- Defiance
- Resistance to directions
- Not minding
- Insubordination
- Oppositional behavior
Staff working with students at all levels from kindergarten through secondary school can use these strategies to reduce non-compliance and increase cooperation in the classroom and common areas. This program is appropriate for school administrators, regular and special education teachers, and support staff.
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