Index

A

acknowledging students

aggression, alternatives to

agreeing with students

anger, handling. See intervention strategies

attention-seeking kids

B

belonging

C

calling students

challenges

copycat effect

phrases to use

private three-step approach

reasons for

suspensions

classroom, keeping students in a

clean slate

competence

building

consequences, deciding on

content, methods for improving

control, giving students a sense of

copycat effect

corrections, privately giving

D

deferring

defusing

activity

goals of

skills

differentiating instruction

dignity

student

teacher

E

equal, fair versus

extracurricular activities

attending

F

fair versus equal

feedback, teaching

follow-up

G

Gardner, H.

gestures, handling inappropriate

“Good At” board, creating a

greeting students

H

home visits

hostility cycle

I

improvements, methods for acknowledging

in-class relationship building

interest inventory

intervention strategies

handling inappropriate language or gestures

hostility cycle

reframing situations

staying personally involved while ignoring misbehavior

J

jobs, classroom

L

Langer, E. J.

language, handling inappropriate

late students, handling

leaders, classroom

learning styles, respecting different

listening, acknowledging, agreeing, deferring (LADD)

M

misbehavior

preparing students for how you

will handle

reasons for

teacher behaviors that contribute to

N

need phrases, eliminating

nonverbal defiance, forms of

notetaking

O

outside-of-school relationship building

P

positive qualities, looking for

power, giving students a sense of

power struggles

preparing for

scenarios

praise, privately giving

prevention strategies

competence building

in-class relationship building

outside-of-school relationship

building

reflection questions

student empowerment

privacy, eye contact, and proximity (PEP)

private three-step approach

R

Redl, F.

reframing situations

relationship building

in-class

outside-of-school

Rodin, J.

rules, student proposals

S

Slavin, R. E.

Special Olympics

stress, handling

student

dignity

empowerment

opinions

removal of, and follow-up

suggestion box

suspensions

T

talents, identifying and developing

talking, handling excessive

teacher behaviors that contribute to misbehavior

teacher dignity

teaching, feedback on your

temper tantrums, handling

tests or quizzes, use of creative

texting students

time-outs

2 × 10 method

V

verbal defiance, forms of

volunteer opportunities