Classroom Organization and Control (Classic Reprint) - Softcover

Jesse Brundage Sears

 
9781330974834: Classroom Organization and Control (Classic Reprint)

Synopsis

Transform classroom learning by connecting school subjects to real life, so students see the relevance of what they study. This practical guide shows how to socialize and motivate the curriculum, linking arithmetic, reading, writing and more to outside experiences and daily life. It emphasizes the teacher’s role in planning, organizing, and maintaining an engaging, efficient classroom so students develop both understanding and useful skills.


The book explains how form and content work together in every subject, and it offers concrete methods for turning lessons into active, meaningful learning. It also covers classroom management, planning, and how to balance standards with the realities of a busy school day. With clear examples, it helps teachers create experiences that foster curiosity, collaboration, and good habits.



  • Strategies to connect each subject to real-world experiences.

  • Techniques for pairing content with engaging, social learning.

  • Guidance on daily planning, assessment, and classroom routines.

  • Advice on fostering student motivation, health, and professional standards.


Ideal for teachers seeking practical, field-tested approaches to classroom organization, control, and meaningful instruction.

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Excerpt from Classroom Organization and Control The plan followed in the development of the present addition to this series of textbooks is so well stated by the author in his Preface as to call for but little in addition from the editor of the series. That the author has worked out quite successfully the plan he has followed, and has produced a stimulating and a useful book, will doubtless be proved by its future use as a textbook for teachers in training, and as a reading circle book for teachers in service. While not neglecting the psychological aspects of the problems of school management, the author has placed special emphasis on classroom organization and control as a social problem of large potential importance. Regarding the school as a great social instrument, education as a process of social adjustment, and school management as a constructive social undertaking to the details of which the most careful thought should be given, he has stressed the importance of the teacher conceiving clearly the important social purpose of the educative process, of making definite plans for classroom organization and control in the light of well-established social aims and demands, and of knowing how to determine the effectiveness of her labors in standard social as well as psychological terms. The volume is essentially a treatment of the old and ever-present problem of school management from the point of view of modern sociology, rather than from the psychological angle. About the Publisher Forgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and classic books. Find more at www.forgottenbooks.com This book is a reproduction of an important historical work. Forgotten Books uses state-of-the-art technology to digitally reconstruct the work, preserving the original format whilst repairing imperfections present in the aged copy. In rare cases, an imperfection in the original, such as a blemish or missing page, may be replicated in our edition. We do, however, repair the vast

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