This book is a reference work where teachers can quickly find ideas to deal with the challenges they face daily in their classrooms. It is a "recipe book" with tried and true solutions, for example, for getting a class's attention at the beginning of or during the lesson, getting chatting pupils and groups back on task, integrating outsiders into the group, dealing with disturbances and emotional outbursts and establishing discussion guidelines and classroom procedures. It consists of lists. Lists of simple ideas on, for example, how to deal with pupils who can't sit still, kids who always want to be first and students who get so carried away that they call out the answers rather than raising their hands. It is a gold mine of ideas and it represents many years of classroom experience -ours and that of the participants in our seminars. There's lots of information in it for teachers in elementary, secondary and -with a bit of flexibility and a creative mind- in adult and tertiary education as well. This collection of tips, rituals, nonverbal signals, examples of short verbal input, symbols, pictures and sophisticated teaching techniques will help you to manage the classroom successfully while creating a positive and harmonious atmosphere in which learning can thrive and grow. You will save your voice and spare your nerves and you will create an atmosphere where you can do what you became a teacher to do - to teach! This book is a practical supplement to the first book of the "Talk less. Teach more!" series: "Nonverbal Classroom Management. Group strategies that work."
Pearl Nitsche
Pearl Nitsche, born in the U.S.A. and living in Vienna for more than 40 years, is an enthusiastic teacher, teacher trainer, language and communication trainer and conference speaker. She founded Pearls of Learning Institute in 1984, specializing in communication and learning with (w)holistic methods such as Superlearning, Suggestopedia, NLP for Teachers (Neuro-Linguistic Programming) and other brain-based learning techniques. She has trained thousands of teachers over the last four decades throughout Europe - from Russia to Istanbul - and also in Asia, North and South America. She has taught learners of all ages, from kindergarten to university, has been working in adult education for forty years and until a few years ago also taught 10 to 14 year olds at a Viennese bilingual secondary school and 14 to 19 year olds at a Commercial Academy. She loves her job!
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