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Kagan Publishing Win-Win Discipline MiniBook

Name: Kagan Publishing Win-Win Discipline MiniBook
Brand: Kagan Publishing
SKU: 91706954
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Highlights

Learn to identify the seven positions from which disruptive behavior occur
Learn how to respond to these disruptions in a manner that will both end the disruption now and prevent it from occurring in the future
Contains structures to use in disruptions and step by step instructions on how and when to use each
Watch disruptive behavior disappear as Win-Win

Description

Kagan Publishing Win-Win Discipline MiniBook | Win-Win Discipline is Kagan's transformative approach to student discipline: Instead of seeing a disruptive student as an obstacle to teaching and learning, Win-Win Discipline sees the disruptive student as an opportunity for teaching and learning! Rather than punishing disruptive students, we use proven Win-Win Discipline strategies so students learn responsible ways to meet their needs. This MiniBook provides an overview of the essential elements of Win-Win Discipline, including proven preventative procedures, step-by-step strategies for the moment-of-disruption, focused follow-ups, an ABCD system for identifying disruptive behaviors, and a differentiated 7-position system to identify the needs of each disruptive student. Perfect for teachers, administrators, and schools who want a quick overview of Kagan's approach to discipline where everyone wins. For a more comprehensive reference guide, see the Win-Win Discipline book. 144 pages. 5" x 7" MiniBook.

Specifications

Dimensions (Overall): .34 inches (H) x 5.19 inches (W) x 7.25 inches (D)

Weight: .55 pounds

Suggested Age: 14 Years and Up

Genre: Education

Number of Pages: 144

Theme: Professional Growth

Format: Paperback

Author: Dr. Spencer Kagan

Product Name: Kagan Publishing Win-Win Discipline MiniBook

Package Quantity: 1

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TCIN: 91706954

UPC: 9781933445663

Origin: made in the USA

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Q: What teaching strategies does the MiniBook include?

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A: It includes proven preventative procedures and step-by-step strategies for handling disruptions effectively.
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Q: What type of behaviors does the ABCD system address?

AI Shopping Assistant - 4 days ago

A: The ABCD system assists in identifying different disruptive behaviors for effective management.
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Q: How does Win-Win Discipline view disruptive students?

AI Shopping Assistant - 4 days ago

A: It views disruptive students as opportunities for teaching, focusing on responsible solutions rather than punishment.
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