Classroom Management in Action
Essential Skills for Elementary Teachers
Product Description
The 13 skill-building vignettes offer dramatic step-by step demonstrations of each managing strategy. When teachers make small behavior changes, it can yield large benefits and increase instructional time in their classrooms. With links to illustrated printables and checklists. 97 minutes.
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Heather Robbins, Behavior CoachK-12
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