Classroom Behavior Management Strategies by Dr. Mac
NOTE: You've reached a page the was, in the past, the home page of this site. Now it is "inside" the "BehaviorAdvisor" web site.
The Table of Contents found below contains strategies for working in positive and effective ways in order to promote appropriate behavior in children and youth.
To visit the new home page, click here or go to www.BehaviorAdvisor.com
The new home page can bring you back here to this strategies section if you wish to return.
It also leads you to free video and audio podcasts, powerpoint presentations, interviews, and training videos of students misbehaving in class.
Are you in the right place? If so, scroll down past the introductory material.
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You lucky dog!
You've tracked down"www.BehaviorAdvisor.com"
(To the vast majority of the English speaking world: My apologies for misspelling "Behaviour")
This site offers THOUSANDS of tips on managing student behavior,
and provides step-by-step directions for implementing a great number of
standard interventions for promoting appropriate, prosocial behavior in one's students.
Keep scrolling down the enormously long home page to see what is offered.
Dr. Mac's
(McIntyre's)
Behavior Management
Advice Site
(Roaming the cyber-hallways with a forged pass)
(We've been waiting for you.)
Visited by teachers from 122 countries/territories on six continents:
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If you're visiting from somewhere else, please tell Dr. Mac
The Basics of Behavior Management
Tips for Becoming an Effective and Well-liked Behavior Manager
Strategies for Addressing Common Behaviors & Conditions
Step-by-Step "How To Do It" Pages For:
and Measure Behavior
The Applied Behavior Analysis Model and Its Interventions
How to Implement Schoolwide Practices
Interesting and/or Humorous Readings
(Anything that can go wrong, will.)Is it a true behavior problem or is it a cultural difference?
How a mismatch between an instructor's teaching style and a student's culturally
different style of learning can create misbehavior
Is it child abuse or just a cultural difference in childrearing practices?
How to help new immigrant students adjust well to your classroom (10 tips for working with recent immigrant kids)
Amy's Story: The development of one ESL student's cross-cultural identity (The emotional adjustment process immigrant youngsters go through when they move to North America)
The relationship between first and second languages and culture: Finding a cross-cultural identity (Discusses influences on the "Americanization" process)
Understanding and meeting the needs of Gay/Lesbian/Bi-sexual youth in school.
Why are boys overrepresented in programs for students with emotional and behavioral disorders?
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Dr. Mac's book is written FOR kids who need to learn to make better behavior choices.
(It's for kids, but teachers, counselors and parents can read it with them too.)
The ONLY book written FOR kids with behavior problems.
Click here for information about the book
Click here for reviews by teachers of students with behavior disorders
Click here for reviews by experts in the field of behavior disorders
Click here for reviews by professional organizations and on-line book sellers
Click here for reviews by kids
Click here for reviews by parents
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Pages For Our Partners in Positive Behavior Building
Ready to use the ideas on this site? Test your knowledge & skills!
What would you do if a student... ?
Training Videos
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Dr. Mac gets SOoooooo darned lonely without
Why not let him know what you think of the web site?
Teacher training programs at the following universities/colleges have made use of this site in training teachers:
Arkansas
If I'm correct, this one is "Cloud 9"