Behavior Management

Author(s): Patrice Becicka

Edition: 1

Copyright: 2024

Pages: 102

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ISBN 9798319726230

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 Behavior Management explores effective approaches for creating positive, supportive, and productive learning environments. The material distinguishes classroom management from behavior management while examining motivation, classroom structures, teaching styles, and strategies that promote student engagement and belonging.

The text also focuses on understanding student behavior through the lens of trauma, adverse experiences, and social-emotional development. It introduces trauma-informed teaching, restorative practices, executive functioning skills, and social-emotional learning strategies to help educators respond to student needs and build stronger classroom communities.

Chapter 1 Classroom Management vs Behavior Management
Key Terms
Introduction 
Your First Classroom
Classroom Management 
Four Classroom Management Styles
Behavior Management
Intrinsic and Extrinsic Motivation 
Concluding Thoughts 
Summary
Chapter 1 Application Writing

Chapter 2 Elements of a Positive Classroom Environment
Key Terms
Introduction 
Creating a Positive Classroom—Everyone Belongs 
Arranging Your Space
A Community of Learners
Engaging Your Students in Learning—Your Teaching Style
Concluding Thoughts 
Summary
Chapter 2 Application Writing

Chapter 3 Maladaptive Behaviors 
Key Terms
Introduction 
Maladaptive Behaviors in Kids
Adverse Childhood Experiences and Toxic Stress
Trauma Exhibited in the Classroom 
Causes of Maladaptive Behavior
Concluding Thoughts 
Summary
Chapter 3 Application Writing
Behavior Scenario

Chapter 4 Trauma Informed Teaching
Key Term 
Introduction 
Teachers Need Care Too!
Concluding Thoughts 
Summary
Chapter 4 Application Writing
Assignment Scenario 

Chapter 5 Behavior Management Strategies 
Key Terms
Introduction 
Social Emotional Learning 
The CASEL Framework
Executive Functioning Skills
Restorative Practice 
Concluding Thoughts 
Summary
Chapter 5 Application Writing
Behavior Scenario

Patrice Becicka

Patrice Becicka is a professor in the Education department at Kirkwood Community College.

 Behavior Management explores effective approaches for creating positive, supportive, and productive learning environments. The material distinguishes classroom management from behavior management while examining motivation, classroom structures, teaching styles, and strategies that promote student engagement and belonging.

The text also focuses on understanding student behavior through the lens of trauma, adverse experiences, and social-emotional development. It introduces trauma-informed teaching, restorative practices, executive functioning skills, and social-emotional learning strategies to help educators respond to student needs and build stronger classroom communities.

Chapter 1 Classroom Management vs Behavior Management
Key Terms
Introduction 
Your First Classroom
Classroom Management 
Four Classroom Management Styles
Behavior Management
Intrinsic and Extrinsic Motivation 
Concluding Thoughts 
Summary
Chapter 1 Application Writing

Chapter 2 Elements of a Positive Classroom Environment
Key Terms
Introduction 
Creating a Positive Classroom—Everyone Belongs 
Arranging Your Space
A Community of Learners
Engaging Your Students in Learning—Your Teaching Style
Concluding Thoughts 
Summary
Chapter 2 Application Writing

Chapter 3 Maladaptive Behaviors 
Key Terms
Introduction 
Maladaptive Behaviors in Kids
Adverse Childhood Experiences and Toxic Stress
Trauma Exhibited in the Classroom 
Causes of Maladaptive Behavior
Concluding Thoughts 
Summary
Chapter 3 Application Writing
Behavior Scenario

Chapter 4 Trauma Informed Teaching
Key Term 
Introduction 
Teachers Need Care Too!
Concluding Thoughts 
Summary
Chapter 4 Application Writing
Assignment Scenario 

Chapter 5 Behavior Management Strategies 
Key Terms
Introduction 
Social Emotional Learning 
The CASEL Framework
Executive Functioning Skills
Restorative Practice 
Concluding Thoughts 
Summary
Chapter 5 Application Writing
Behavior Scenario

Patrice Becicka

Patrice Becicka is a professor in the Education department at Kirkwood Community College.