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有效課堂管理 : 營造積極學習氣氛 / 許明得, 李偉成.

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Format:
Book
Author/Creator:
Xu, Mingde.
Contributor:
Li, Weicheng.
Series:
香港教師教育叢書
香港教師教育叢書 ; v.2
Language:
Chinese
Subjects (All):
Classroom management.
School discipline.
Physical Description:
1 online resource (217 p.)
Edition:
1st ed.
Other Title:
營造積極學習氣氛
Place of Publication:
Hong Kong : 香港大學出版社, 2008.
Summary:
This book, originally titled 'Classroom Management: Creating a Positive Learning Environment,' focuses on effective strategies for managing classroom dynamics and fostering a conducive learning atmosphere. It emphasizes the importance of understanding student behavior and implementing discipline strategies to enhance educational outcomes. The authors, Hue Ming-tak and Li Wai-shing, provide insights into the social construction of classroom discipline, particularly in the context of Hong Kong secondary schools. They aim to equip educators with practical tools and theoretical knowledge to handle classroom challenges effectively. The book is intended for educators, school administrators, and those interested in the field of education, offering a comprehensive guide to improving classroom management skills. Generated by AI.
Contents:
目 ; 序; 前 ; 1. 瞭 堂 為和 境; 2. 中國文化對 港 堂管理的影 ; 3. 有效的 堂管理; 4. 堂 為問 的管理; 5. 學生不當 為的 理方法; 6. 促 好溝 強化師生 係; 7. 促 學生的朋 係; 8. 加強教師合作、改善學生 為; 9. 家 共同營 積極的 堂氣氛; 10. 從 堂經 中學習 反思 動研究; 索引
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ISBN:
9789888053131
9888053132
OCLC:
950463082

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