Synopsis
Principles of Classroom Management examines the teacher's role in creating positive learning environments that motivate students to behave productively and strive for academic success. Grounded in both theory and practice, it guides you in making decisions aimed at fostering a supportive classroom environment.
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About the Author
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Dr. James Nolan served as an elementary teacher, a secondary German teacher, and a secondary guidance counselor in Pennsylvania schools. At Penn State University he was the Hermanowicz Professor of Teacher Education and Professor in Charge of Elementary and Secondary Field Experiences. For 20 years he worked with an elementary-level professional development school partnership between Penn State University and the State College Area School district. His scholarship focuses on classroom management, teacher supervision and evaluation and teacher education and professional development.
Dr. James Levin is recently retired Director of Academic Advising, Eberly College of Science and Associate Professor of Education in the Graduate School at Penn State University. Dr. Levin has consulted with hundreds of school districts, alternative schools and treatment centers on the topic of working successfully with students who display disruptive behavior. He has taught both graduate and undergraduate courses and secondary math and science in inner city and suburban schools and residential cites for adjudicated youth. He has co-authored 3 other texts on modifying behavior, self-esteem and motivation. Dr. Levin's research interests include classroom management, science education and academic advising.
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