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    assertive behavior. I will have a clear, concise plan ready to introduce to the students. I will model, explain, rehearse, and reinforce the plans. Consistency and cooperation are essential to classroom management. In Children: The Challenge, Dreikurs (1964) explain, “Co-operation means that each member moves along together to accomplish that which is best for all” (p. 131). Implementation will begin on the first day of school, and we as a community will establish the classroom…

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    Adlerian Theory Outline

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    therapeutic relationships. Although a very successful theory, Adler still had difficulty getting his theory to get noticed due to Freud 's disagreements with Adler, it was difficult for him to get known across Europe and United States. However, Rudolf Dreikur was able to get to get it well known with his concepts of multiple therapies (Sharf,…

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    Behavior Management Plan Number One My second placement is a first grade class with a high number of Individualized Educational Plans (I.E.Ps). There are sixteen students in our first grade class, which contains seven girls and nine boys. One behavior management that my mentor teacher uses is the colored clip stick. She has a yard stick that has been painted starting from red on the bottom which is “Parent Contact.” The next step up is orange which is “Make Better Choices,” which is followed by…

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    An Analysis of Three Models/Theories of Classroom Management. Classroom management theory is constantly evolving. How teachers manage their classrooms is imperative in providing students with effective learning environments. Positive learning environments are essential for students sense of belonging, enhancing student engagement, furthermore learning success (O’Donnell et al., 2016, p. 469; Lyons, Ford & Slee, 2014, p. 22). Various classroom…

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    Classrooms are places where children come together to learn and grow. They are also places where children from assumptions about who they are as individuals, what role they play within culture and society and what kind of place the world is. Because of this, teachers have to design learning environments and curriculum with much more than academics in mind. The philosophical intent of lesson plans must extend beyond classroom procedures and serve big understandings such as child development,…

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    Importance of Classroom Management Effective classroom management directly relates to academic achievement. Students have a clear ownership and understanding of classroom rules, daily schedule, and reward system. I invite my 2nd grade class to assist in creating some of the classroom procedures, consequences, and rewards in order to give them a sense of control of their learning environment. This is known as a democratic classroom design which was developed by John Dewey. An online article,…

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    Theory: Adlerian Therapy Related Theories: Psychodynamic therapy, Individual psychology, Rudolf Dreikurs, Phenomenology, Time-limited therapy Major Contributors: Alfred Adler, Sigmund Freud, Socrates/ Socratic thinking, Social interest theories Key Concepts: Inferiority, social context, relationships, birth order, perception, (comm)unity, personality, values, future/ goal oriented, lifestyle, alliance, education, holism Underlying Philosophical Assumptions: •Individuals aren’t…

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    I am a nanny for three wonderful little boys, one of them is Gavin who just turned three years old a month ago. Gavin tends to be the difficult child of the bunch, and has issues listening and doing as told. He is a really sweet kid and is smart when he wants to be, but he usually chooses to ignore you when you try to teach him something. He is an aggressive child and seems to be in Erikson's initiative versus guilt stage. Gavin tends to be an aggressive child. According to Belsky (2016),…

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    The paper examines individual psychology also known as Adlerian theory in the case conceptualization of Olivia Gomez, a fictional character suffering from depression. The presenting problems demonstrate areas of the client’s life that require counseling and a deeper assessment into the underlying problems affecting her daily life. Most counseling theories focus merely on the person or the collective issues; Adlerian therapy does both. It contends that every person is goal-oriented and possess…

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    This student will focus on Adlerian Family Therapy, which have Alfred Adler, Rudolf Dreikurs, Oscar Christensen, and Manford Sonstengard as its main theorists. Some of the main concepts of Adlerian Family Therapy includes enabling parents as leaders, it also focus on unlocking mistaken goals and interactional patterns in family, as well…

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