Managing Classroom Problems in the Primary School

Not all children are happy and successful at school. A significant minority are unhappy, some of them to a degree which can ultimately threaten their well-being as adults.There are many reasons for such disenchantment. Classroom work may present insurmountable problems; there may be embarrassment about clothing or appearance; there may be bullying. Such fears may seem trivial when viewed from the relative security of adulthood, but to a child they can be the cause of endless misery.The author's stance in helping the teacher to cope with this kind of 'œproblem' is that interaction between pupil and school is two-way - the teacher has to look at the regime and environment which is being offered as well as thHaigh, Gerald is the author of 'Managing Classroom Problems in the Primary School' with ISBN 9781853961144 and ISBN 1853961140.