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245 10 a| Secrets for secondary school teachers :b| how to succeed in your first year /c| Ellen Kottler, Jeffrey A. Kottler, Cary J. Kottler.;

300 a| xii, 108 pages :b| 23 cm;

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505 0 a| Learning your way around the school. Orient yourself. Make friends with the school secretary. Rules and regulations. Building orientation. Safety concerns. School traditions. Lunch options. Meeting others. Take a break -- Organizing your room. Inventory resources. Flow and movement. Space design. Equipment checklist. Supplies checklist. Other considerations -- Knowing your students. Collecting information. Special events. Students' cultures. Introductions -- Dressing for success. First impressions. Spirit days. Images -- Beginning and ending your class on the first day. First contact. Movement. Setting the rules. Some sample rules. Class syllabus. Get to work. Closure. Time considerations. A cheat sheet -- Managing paperwork. Attendance. Grades. Paperwork considerations. The mailbox. In the beginning. At the end -- Avoiding boredom theirs and yours. Capturing and maintaining interest. Attitude and values -- Eating lunch. Choices, choices. The consequences of the decisions. Final advice -- Connecting with students. Being visible and accessible. Listen, don't talk. Reach out to students. Some quick interventions. Connecting with difficult students -- Communicating with parents. Calls home. Building parent relationships. Open house. Face to face contacts. Ongoing contact -- Dealing with difficult students. Avoid direct confrontation. Implementing a discipline policy. Taking action. Processing the experience. Welcoming the student back. Respect -- Getting involved in activities. Activity advisor. Class sponsor. Honoring school traditions. Other traditions -- Networking with professionals. Support system. Consultations. Do your research. Team teaching -- Utilizing a substitute. Of necessity. Providing information. Lesson plans -- Taking care of yourself to minimize stress. Being evaluated. Things to expect. Other sources of stress. Take care of yourself -- Planning for your future. Become who you wish your students to be. Travel. Continuing education. Professional organizations. Reflect your future.;

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700 1 a| Kottler, Jeffrey A.=| ^A77959;

700 1 a| Kottler, Cary J.=| ^A400136;

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Secrets for secondary school teachers : how to succeed in your first year / Ellen Kottler, Jeffrey A. Kottler, Cary J. Kottler.

Author/creator	Kottler, Ellen
Other author	Kottler, Jeffrey A.
Other author	Kottler, Cary J.
Format	Book
Publication Info	Thousand Oaks, Calif. : Corwin Press, ©1998.
Description	xii, 108 pages : 23 cm
Subjects	First year teachers. High school teachers. Teacher orientation.

Contents	Learning your way around the school. Orient yourself. Make friends with the school secretary. Rules and regulations. Building orientation. Safety concerns. School traditions. Lunch options. Meeting others. Take a break -- Organizing your room. Inventory resources. Flow and movement. Space design. Equipment checklist. Supplies checklist. Other considerations -- Knowing your students. Collecting information. Special events. Students' cultures. Introductions -- Dressing for success. First impressions. Spirit days. Images -- Beginning and ending your class on the first day. First contact. Movement. Setting the rules. Some sample rules. Class syllabus. Get to work. Closure. Time considerations. A cheat sheet -- Managing paperwork. Attendance. Grades. Paperwork considerations. The mailbox. In the beginning. At the end -- Avoiding boredom theirs and yours. Capturing and maintaining interest. Attitude and values -- Eating lunch. Choices, choices. The consequences of the decisions. Final advice -- Connecting with students. Being visible and accessible. Listen, don't talk. Reach out to students. Some quick interventions. Connecting with difficult students -- Communicating with parents. Calls home. Building parent relationships. Open house. Face to face contacts. Ongoing contact -- Dealing with difficult students. Avoid direct confrontation. Implementing a discipline policy. Taking action. Processing the experience. Welcoming the student back. Respect -- Getting involved in activities. Activity advisor. Class sponsor. Honoring school traditions. Other traditions -- Networking with professionals. Support system. Consultations. Do your research. Team teaching -- Utilizing a substitute. Of necessity. Providing information. Lesson plans -- Taking care of yourself to minimize stress. Being evaluated. Things to expect. Other sources of stress. Take care of yourself -- Planning for your future. Become who you wish your students to be. Travel. Continuing education. Professional organizations. Reflect your future.
Local note	Little-306247--305131011458W
LCCN	97045326
ISBN	0803966032 (cloth : acid-free paper)
ISBN	0803966040 (pbk. : acid-free paper)

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