Written by Craig Seganti, a 20 Year Veteran of Los Angeles' Toughest Schools from South Central Los Angeles to East L.A. and even Probation Camps where he taught juvenile offenders.
Classroom Discipline 101 has quickly become a worldwide classic on how to achieve a quiet, focused, on-task classroom no matter how difficult your teaching situation is. This is the non-politically correct practical manual that succeeds where other methods fail. Classroom Discipline 101 provides a step by step approach of exactly what to do from the time you greet students at the door until the final bell to insure that your classroom maintains at all times an atmosphere of utmost respect, quiet and on-task focused learning.
Originally intended for American, especially urban environments, it soon became popular in Britain, Australia, New Zealand, South Africa and even Germany and Israel as the definitive way to get your classes in order. Seganti's paradigm for classroom discipline is that your discipline must be so 'tight' that you do not spend time disciplining--you spend your time teaching, and that the only acceptable classroom is one in which the teacher can spend nearly 100% of their time on teaching and go home stress-free.
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