Anger in the Classroom: Finding Freedom from Anger: A Handbook for Teacher and Learner
2020 IRDA Award Winner, Education category
"Anger in the Classroom will help teachers figure out the causes of anger and how to prevent it. Lots of good case studies." --Temple Grandin
A teacher with classroom experience over a period of years will naturally grow as an effective teacher. A teacher who does this with increased attention will be able to grow more quickly and fully. A teacher who adds to this, intention and self-study, will grow rapidly, and surpass the natural limits each of us has built-in. The real transformation may begin--along with a richness that might at times seem extraordinary, for both student and teacher.
Specific features:
- 50 case stories illustrating concepts and techniques
- Exercises for teacher/parent development--and enriched classroom practices
- End of chapter questions for interested readers, professionals, and college students
Goals of this book for the teacher/reader:
- to tap into un-nurtured personal strengths
- to face anger with strength in the individual and the classroom
- to create a classroom environment that will foster appreciation rather than resentment
- to provide practices for exploration and for specific results
- to prepare the teacher for passing experience and knowledge on to students
- to rekindle the excitement and joy of teaching
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Become an affiliate"Anger in the Classroom will help teachers figure out the causes of anger and how to prevent it." --Temple Grandin, author of Thinking in Pictures and The Autistic Brain
"The jewels in this book are too numerous to mention on the back cover of a book. I was expecting a "how-to" book on classroom management (there is that) and to my surprise, I am on an adventure of self-reflection that is humorous, non-judgemental, and life changing. It already has been invaluable for me, both as a parent and as a teacher." --Alberta Guiles, High-school Mathematics teacher and Parent of teens
"The interactions we have with our students have profound, long-lasting implications. Anger in the Classroom empowers teachers with the strategies to create a culture of respect, empathy and understanding in the class. This book is for any teacher striving to have a meaningful impact on their students."
--Alhassan Susso, 2019 New York State Teacher of the Year