Shouting Won′t Grow Dendrites: 20 Techniques for Managing a Brain-Compatible Classroom
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Shouting Won′t Grow Dendrites: 20 Techniques for Managing a Brain-Compatible Classroom
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Stop shouting and start teaching!Â
This insightful resource demonstrates how to cultivate a physical classroom environment conducive to learning, develop a proactive classroom management plan, deliver brain-compatible lessons, and deal with chronic behavior problems. Providing easy-to-implement strategies and activities, best-selling author Marcia Tate covers the use of lighting, music, humor, constructive conversations, movement, classroom rituals, and parental support to actively engage students and direct their energy in a positive way. Each chapter follows a consistent structure and contains:
- A clear definition of the strategy
- The strategy’s theoretical framework
- Numerous sample classroom applications
- Reflective activities for creating your own strategies
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