Real Classroom Management

Seeks to dispel the notion that behavior is the only issue to consider when putting together a good, solid classroom management plan. This book answers questions such as: How does one turn ineffective classroom management around? And, how do educational leaders help their staff to improve classroom behavior? In today's educational community we struggle to creatively provide students sound structure in the classroom to foster a positive and safe learning environment. Jacobs and Langley try to dispel the notion that behavior is the only issue to consider when putting together a good, solid classroom management plan. Real Classroom Management: Whose Job Is It? demonstrates how a successful classroom management plan includes the entire environment—organization of materials, layout of the classroom and school facility, administrative support, and parental involvement—and show how professional learning communities help incorporate various factors to create a positive learning experience for all students.