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Getting the Buggers to Turn Up
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Artikel-Nr:
9781441147288
Veröffentl:
2005
Einband:
PDF
Seiten:
168
Autor:
Ian McCormack
Serie:
Getting the Buggers
eBook Typ:
PDF
eBook Format:
PDF
Kopierschutz:
Adobe DRM [Hard-DRM]
Sprache:
Deutsch
Beschreibung:
This invaluable guide for principals and classroom teachers contains
practical guidance on tackling truancy in schools. Brimming with advice
on dealing with bullying, raising pupils'' self-esteem as well as helping
them cope with the trauma of transferring schools, Ian McCormack
writes accessibly and entertainingly. His firm belief that disaffected pupils
will only respond if they feel they have a voice underpins his writing. This
book will prove invaluable to frustrated teachers everywhere.
practical guidance on tackling truancy in schools. Brimming with advice
on dealing with bullying, raising pupils'' self-esteem as well as helping
them cope with the trauma of transferring schools, Ian McCormack
writes accessibly and entertainingly. His firm belief that disaffected pupils
will only respond if they feel they have a voice underpins his writing. This
book will prove invaluable to frustrated teachers everywhere.
This invaluable guide for principals and classroom teachers contains
practical guidance on tackling truancy in schools. Brimming with advice
on dealing with bullying, raising pupils'' self-esteem as well as helping
them cope with the trauma of transferring schools, Ian McCormack
writes accessibly and entertainingly. His firm belief that disaffected pupils
will only respond if they feel they have a voice underpins his writing. This
book will prove invaluable to frustrated teachers everywhere.
practical guidance on tackling truancy in schools. Brimming with advice
on dealing with bullying, raising pupils'' self-esteem as well as helping
them cope with the trauma of transferring schools, Ian McCormack
writes accessibly and entertainingly. His firm belief that disaffected pupils
will only respond if they feel they have a voice underpins his writing. This
book will prove invaluable to frustrated teachers everywhere.