How to Manage Behaviour in Further Education
- Dave Vizard - Independent Consultant
Packed with advice, ideas and staff development activities, this practical book provides everything you need to manage difficult behaviour and create a positive learning environment in Further Education settings.
New to this second edition:
- advice on dealing with mobile phones in lectures
- supporting students experiencing cyber-bullying
- dealing with gang culture
- managing confrontations between students and lecturers
- how to re-engage disaffected learners
- working with learners from a diverse range of backgrounds
- supporting additional needs
- using the right sort of language
- managing difficult groups, and adult groups
- examples from prisons and work-based learning situations
- reflective activities
Ideal for lecturers, teachers and support staff working with young people and adults in Further Education, everything in the book has been tried and tested by the author.
Dave Vizard is an independent consultant and trainer on behaviour management who has worked with hundreds of colleges and schools on improving student behaviour.
book will be used a summplementary text and recommened for some units of the course.the book is written in an easily read format .It also offers some useful tips and reflective excersises.The authors experience within the sector is evident throughout.
A book that every teacher should own. It covers management behaviour and gives excellent advice.
Practical ideas and strategies to apply to a diverse group of learners
Very relevant and accessible to trainees.
This is the kind of book we would recommend for some learners on a PTLLS course or we might use it for as supplementary material for internal staff development courses.
a great book for both trainee teachers and existing staff
An easy to read text which is ideal for beginner teachers who need to know about behaviour management. There are lots of practical tasks and realistic case studies. The reference list is comprehensive and the staff development activities really useful. Like the key points and bullet lists. Will add to reading list as essential.
