This web site was developed to help teachers who are frustrated with students who have specific
misbehaviors that disrupt instruction or interfere with their own learning. The following web sites
have been selected based on their ability to present helpful management strategies for you as the
teacher but also prevention strategies. Some of the following web sites even critique why a student
may be exhibiting these misbehaviors.
Conflict Resolution - http://media.lafourche.k12.la.us/__website/Title/conflict_resolution.htm -
This site offers information on how to implement the strategies for approaching conflict resolution in you classroom. The four strategies offered in this web site are the: Peer Mediation Approach, Process Curriculum Approach, Peaceable Classroom Approach, and Peaceable School Approach.Conflict Resolution Protocol - http://www.responsiveclassroom.org/feature_10.htm -
This web site offers information on how to implement strategies from the Responsive classroom to help students learn assertion, responsibility, empathy, and self-control.Discipline Help - http://www.disciplinehelp.com/behindex/default.htm
This website has a list of all those behaviors that either annoy teachers or disrupt the class. Along with list of the behaviors students exude, this web site offers strategies on how to manage it. In some cases there are even lists of reasons why the students are exhibiting hose behaviors.Discipline Help - http://www.disciplinehelp.com/instruct/default.htm
This link will connect you to the introduction of disciplinehelp.com. This specific link will offer you information on:Discipline Help - http://www.disciplinehelp.com/default.html
- The Three Variables of a Discipline Problem
- The Four Relationships of Students
- The Four Major Causes Of Misbehavior
- The Seven Primary Needs
- The Eight Secondary Needs
- The Nine Motivators
- The Four Step Discipline Module
This link will take you to the splash page of disciplinehelp.com. There is a link for you to discuss personal cases with other teachers or parents, a link to contact someone at the MASTER teacher web site, a link to order resources, as well as a link for solutions for handling 117 misbehaviors.Discipline Help Discussion Page - http://www.disciplinehelp.com/discuss/default.htm
This link will take you to a long list of discussion rooms for you to post your message on and receive help and support from other professionals.Strategies to Handle Discipline Problems - http://www.casaa-resources.net/peer-helping/tutoring-tips/discipline_problems.html
This site offers five rules for the teacher to follow when misbehaviors occur and suggestions to follow to prevent misbehaviors to occur.Behavior Targets - http://www.users.globalnet.co.uk/~ebdstudy/ibp.htm
This web site offers a list of behaviors stated in a positive manner that students should follow. These behaviors can be adapted into a individual behavior plan for students who need it. There is also a downloadable checklist of these behaviors for teachers.
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Created by: Joan Burton, Lisa Cheramie, Jane Lyerly, Jennifer May, Kelvin Philips
These links were last checked and updated on 12/26/01