Cooperative Discipline

Cooperative Discipline by Linda Albert, published by AGS Pub. in 2003, is a 1st Edition work that spans 197 pages. This book addresses the dynamics of cooperation in educational settings, emphasizing the importance of students choosing to engage positively with their teachers and peers. It explores the challenges posed by adversarial roles in the classroom and presents strategies to foster a sense of belonging among students.
Readers will find practical insights into enhancing cooperation through the “Three C’s” framework and the role of parental support. The book delves into how these elements can help mitigate conflict and promote a collaborative learning environment. With a focus on language arts and literacy, Cooperative Discipline serves as a resource for educators seeking to improve classroom dynamics and student engagement.
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Students need to choose to cooperate with their teacher and other students Adversarial roles unfortunately exist Cooperation is made likely when students truly feel they belong to and in the class Albert shows how to remedy this problem through the “Three C’s” and Parental Support
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