Lee Canter's Succeeding with Difficult Students: New Strategies for Reaching Your Most Challenging StudentsPractical strategies for developing positive relationships and rebuilding the broken trusts that have caused the fissures between at-risk students and the school community. For K-12 teachers. |
Contents
Who Are Difficult Students? | 3 |
MEETING THE SPECIAL NEEDS OF DIFFICULT STUDENTS | 53 |
Identifying the Primary Needs of Difficult Students | 55 |
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administrator Amanda Applied Behavior Analysis Assertive Discipline assignment attention-seeking student back on task behave appropriately Behavior Profile behaviors you expect Bradley building a positive building trust Call parents calm Cindy Classroom Behavior classroom discipline plan classroom management Classroom Plan confrontation consequences consistent continue Corrective Action desk Difficult students need discipline hierarchy disruptive behavior earn effective feel give the student goal going help the student Here's Home-School Plan inappropriate Individualized Behavior Plan Individualized Classroom Jeff keep Kenny kids Laura listen look meeting misbehave misbehavior need attention Need Limits Need Motivation negative Nicole Okay one-to-one problem-solving conference opportunity overt Phil Pick positive recognition positive reinforcement positive relationship positive support praise Proactive teachers quietly react reactive Redirecting responses reward seat self-esteem situation specific stay steps Student Is Noncompliant Student Who Needs student's behavior succeed Succeeding With Difficult successful talk back techniques Terry Think Sheet Trust Line