Practical school discipline : Applied methods, part 2

A hands‑on guide for teachers, this volume builds on the first part of the series and moves straight into the everyday situations that strain classroom order. Rather than abstract theory, it offers concrete case studies that illustrate why certain behaviours emerge and how a teacher can respond effectively.

Organised around five fundamental instincts—adaptive, expressive, social, regulative and sexual—the book breaks each category into real‑world examples. For every case it presents a concise set of tools: clear disapproval, measured corrective action, reshaping the model being imitated, and replacing it with a better example. The approach helps educators see the root of a problem and choose the most fitting intervention.

The final sections also show how teachers can extend these methods to the home, offering guidance for involving parents through a companion correspondence course. Overall, the text serves as a practical toolbox for maintaining a respectful, productive classroom while supporting both students and their families.