Rogers, Bill

Cracking the Hard Class (Second Edition)

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ISBN 13:: 9781412923569
author:: Rogers, Bill
format:: Paperback
publisher:: SAGE Publications Ltd
language:: English
Publication Year:: 2006
Pages:: 224
Dimensions:: 186 mm X 232 mm
Genre:: Educational psychology
Condition:: New
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Cracking the Hard Class by Bill Rogers is a practical guide to effective behaviour management in the classroom. This book offers a series of specific skills and learnable actions that can be developed to become an effective teacher.

Bill Rogers, a renowned expert in behaviour management, shares his secure knowledge of child psychology, classroom dynamics and staffroom politics to provide simple and effective strategies for managing challenging pupils. His approach is based on real-world experience and is suitable for teachers at all levels.

This book is an invaluable resource for anyone who has encountered the 'hard class' in their teaching career. It provides reassurance that you are not alone and offers practical advice to help you manage difficult behaviour, making it a must-have for any teacher's library.

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