Classroom Management for Effective Teachers: How new teachers learn to stop reacting and start delivering smarter lesson plans that captivate and inspire.

by Catherine L Brooks, Lorraine Crowston (Narrator)

Are you struggling to be an effective teacher? Do your kids walk all over you, turning your classroom into a chaotic whirlwind of chatter? Are you frustrated to tears whenever your lesson plan devolves into a free-for-all, where the focus and discipline of your students is replaced with a cacophony of pandemonium? The truth is , the majority of new educators have faced similar challenges with classroom disruption and low student motivation. There must be some way to harmonize these tensions... Some way to lead your class with the conviction of a general, but the gentleness of a scholar. The solution lies in understanding the problem with a conventional approach to classroom management—which calls upon the teacher to encourage good behavior and tamp down bad behavior via a system of rewards and punishments . Recent research indicates that teachers who enable their kids to take control of their own academic destiny (i.e. teachers who cultivate an environment in which autonomy and self-regulation thrive), can bring about more positive outcomes for their students. THIS BOOK WILL TEACH YOU HOW TO BE AN EFFECTIVE TEACHER. We'll bypass the outdated pedagogy and present some actionable strategies (in clear and straightforward terms) that will revolutionize the way you view classroom dynamics and create a learning environment where every student thrives. You will The first 12 years of a child's life are crucial to her development. These are the years during which the stimuli she receives will shape her neural pathways—molding her personality and values in profound ways, setting the foundation for her future life trajectory. As teachers, we have the privilege and responsibility to make a positive contribution to the evolution that takes place during this formative phase. If you seek to take control of your classroom and create a lasting impact upon the kids who walk through its doors, then let this book be your guide on the road to becoming the most effective teacher in the school. Get the book today!

127 pages, Audible Audio

Published November 14, 2023

Reviews

[Kristjan · Rating 4 out of 5]

Book: ****
Performance: ***

A Solid Reference, but more for younger students

It is actually a fairly basic reference that most teachers are probably already aware of; although perhaps a bit of review and reinforcements might help here. In addition, the focus is really on the younger side of the targeted students, with very little that I could see that would provide “effective” for middle school students. The narration was also pretty solid enough for a reference book, so that wasn’t much depth needed in the performance other than a good pace and intonation to keep your attention on the lecture. There are both about a 3.5*, so I am splitting the difference and rounding up, giving the nod to the book as it is also available in kindle unlimited.

The chapters and sections in this work are:

Introduction (6:13)
Ch. 1: Utilizing active learning in your classroom (29:15)
Ch. 2: Promoting student agency (32:38)
Ch. 3: Creating a happy and productive classroom (27:41)
Ch. 4: Instilling positive disciple (22:39)
Ch. 5: How to manage a loud or disruptive classroom (16:52)
Ch. 6: Dealing with bullying and teasing (19:26)
Ch. 7: How to get the parents on your side (21:11)
Ch. 8: How can the parents facilitate their child’s education? (20:32)
Conclusion (6:53)

I was given this free advance review/listener copy (ARC) audiobook at my request and have voluntarily left this review.

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