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245 1 _aAddressing the unproductive classroom behaviours of students with special needs /
_cSteve Chinn.
100 _aChinn, Steve
260 _aLondon ; Philadelphia :
_bJessica Kingsley Publishers,
_c2010.
300 _a142 p.:
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300 _c28 cm.
500 _aIncludes bibliographic references and index
020 _a978-1-84905-050-0
650 _aBehavior disorders in children
650 _aLearning disabled children
_xEducation
050 _a371.904 C44
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546 _aEnglish
953 _cCollLib
505 _aClassroom behaviours and the affective domain -- The characteristics of the special needs identified as most prevalent -- The classroom behaviours list (CBL) -- The CBL profiles for each special need -- Other disorders and rare disorders -- Eliminate the obvious -- Using the classroom behaviours list (CBL) -- Common behaviours across the special needs -- Strategies from teachers for the main ares of concern in classroom behaviours as identified by the CBL -- The benefits of different interventions -- The pupils` own views -- Social skills, social competence and special needs -- Multiple intelligences -- Self-esteem and self-concept -- Transactional analysis -- Attributional style -- Summing up.
520 _a"The book contains simple-to-use and comprehensive screeners for initial identification of a pupil`s learning disability, a practical structure for monitoring classroom behaviours, and tried-and-tested strategies for addressing common areas of concern, including problems staying on task, inability to work on group tasks and failure to seek help when needed. The author explores the benefits of a range of different interventions, and offers practical solutions for improving pupils` behaviours, social skills and self-esteem. Key educational theories which will help teachers understand some of the influences that contribute to classroom behaviours are outlined, and the author also offers advice on how to develop the classroom management skills needed to address the behaviours of special needs pupils."--Cover
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