Improving school behaviour / Chris Watkins and Patsy Wagner.

By:

Watkins, Chris

Contributor(s):

Wagner, Patsy

Material type:

Computer fileLanguage: English Edition: 1st EditionDescription: 1 online resource (xiv, 146 p.)ISBN:

9781446219096

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DDC classification:

371.500

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Electronic Book Resource

Summary: The authors emphasise the development of a positive, consistent school discipline policy through teacher teamwork. The book operates at three main levels: whole school, classroom and individual levels.

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The authors emphasise the development of a positive, consistent school discipline policy through teacher teamwork. The book operates at three main levels: whole school, classroom and individual levels.

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