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Parker, L. (2001-2007) School Behavior.com: Awareness, Empathy, and Skills. Retrieved June 4, 2008, from http://www.schoolbehavior.com/. This website is an amazing resource for anyone who is managing a classroom with special needs students. All articles, unless otherwise noted, are written by Leslie E. Packer, Ph.D. She has a variety of articles that include information on disorders and behavior problems. The behavior issues page helps teachers to differentiate between behavior problems and actions resulting from the disorder.

This is an great source for teachers that need assistance in managing behavior issues in the classroom. It gives you basic examples of behavior issues with ideas on how to handle the issues. It also provides various methods in dealing with students that are more prone to having behavior challenges.

This is a great website for providing teachers with interventions to support positive behavior in the classroom. The classroom management practices provided are to promote positive behavior and have also been researched and have been proven to be effective in the classroom. The website also points out the important factors to consider in order to encourage positive behavior in the classroom.

This is a very useful website for teachers dealing with students that are ADD. It discusses ways to deal with managing the students behavior as well as using positive and negative reinforcement with the students. Each student is different as an individual and as teachers we need to be able to react and help students learn new behaviors. This website also gives a few strategies to help teach new behaviors that are positive.

This site is gives rubric makers, assessments, behavior issues, and training. It talks about positive behavior and how to enforce it.

This a great tool to use and has many different ideas to use for classroom management. It's essential to start off on the right foot in the classroom and continue good behavior throughout the entire school year. The website gives numerous tips on involving parents in your students homework to using rewards to promote good behavior. It also provided various ways in dealing with poor behavior and utilizing your time to get more teaching and learning in opposed to spending more time with discipline issues.

This is an excellent website to use for getting ideas on developing a behavior intervention plan. It discusses the importance of assessing the student along with addressing the student's possible skill and performance deficits. It is a great source for beginning teachers that may be dealing with students having behavior problems.

TThis site is an over view of bahavior management surveys, classroom managent rules, and classroom managent rules involving students. It also have a list of links techniques to a better classroom discipline, behavior mangement, and classrom discipline tips.

This website gives an excellent breakdown of issues and solutions that teachers can use on daily basis. It gives tips on preventing poor behavior before it even begins. It provides practical ways in dealing with students who can be disruptive and even a danger to other students in the classroom. It also provides a list of of positive and negative behaviors that can be handed out to students to make them more accountable to their fellow classmates and the teacher.

A good explanation of Behavior Intervention Plan and some other ideas about its use.

This site give an instructional guide that covers school wide discipline modules and applied control theory restitution, social contracts, botton lines, defining roles the five positions of control.Poitive behavioral supports, positive discipline, and additionalresources.

This site offers some teachers. It includes things like assessments, technical assisstance, instructional practices, behavior and additional resources for students with disabilities.

This site talks about topics such as fostering self esteem, behavior, social skills and managing AD/HD. This is not just geared towards a teacher but also parents dealing with issues. This also had a bit of an interesting componet in that it added a correlation between famous people with dyslexia and other learning disabilties and children.

This website is an excellent source for disciplining all ages. It discusses discipline stategies, what not to do when disciplining your child, and strategies for disciplining teenagers. It also provides information on determining what disciplinary style you are and techniques that can be used to deter bad behavior.

It seems that teachers are having more of a problem with disciplining students than ever before. As teachers, we wonder why our students present such poor behavior. This website talks about the importance of positive discipline and gives various ways of incorporating positive discipline into the classroom.

This website provides beginning teachers some great ideas for developing a classroom management plan. It even gives some great pointers on classroom design and where to situate your desk in relation to the students desks. It discusses the 3 major components of controlling and promoting good behavior: preventative, supportive, and corrective procedures. It also provides rationale for the procedures used in the website.

Several good articles on different kinds of problem behavior and suggestion on how to solve them .

This site addresses behaviors the accurr in the classroom, hallway, cafeteria, at recess, bathroom, and in the neighborhood.

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This is a great website that explains all types of discipline issues that may be encountered as a teacher or a parent. Each behavior is broken down through various characteristics displayed by different types of children. The site then enables the user to find alternatives to correcting the issues. Basic human needs are explained though each characteristic which can then be understood and converted into a solution by providing a better approach to meeting these needs of the child other than through their display of misbehavior.