A Classroom Management Plan That Works: Classroom Discipline 101

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Classroom Discipline 101: Discover Effective Classroom Management Techniques

Do you need a classroom management plan that works? And fast too! School has changed since I was a kid, and as you know many classrooms around the country have changed. Do you have a classroom that is unruly, noisy, out of control or sometimes even dangerous. How often do you feel unsafe in your own classroom?

As a parent, we all want what is best for our kids. We want them to be safe in school, and to be able to learn effectively [so they can become doctors and pay for our retirement years =) ].

In all seriousness though if your classroom is not calm, quiet and respectful learning is down right hard if not impossible.

That is why I think you will benefit from Craig Seganti's book Classroom Discipline 101 - A highly regarded guide to effective classroom management. If you are here looking where to buy Classroom Discipline 101 you can get started on your new respectful class Here.

What is Classroom Discipline 101?

An ebook that shows you how to maintain classroom control

Classroom Discipline 101 is a popular e-book full of effective classroom management techniques. It's a great resource if you are a new teacher or seasoned veteran looking for help with a difficult classroom. Author Craig Seganti is a teacher who has worked with thousands of children as well as with juvenile offenders over the past 20 years. He compiled all of his techniques into this e-book to provide you with every tool you need to effectively discipline any student, no matter how problematic.

You will learn how to eliminate behavior problems so you can spend your time teaching instead of disciplining. Not only will your students be well-behaved, they will actually pay attention to what you are teaching (it really is inspiring hearing the many comments from teachers who use his techniques!) You'll learn how to handle a class that is already out of control and what to do if administration doesn't back you up. With everything you'll learn in this book, you'll be able to go home relaxed at the end of the day instead of frazzled and stressed.

Your students will be respectful, quiet and on-task from the very start of each class. With Classroom Discipline 101, you'll be able to bring your classroom under control and finally regain that love you have for teaching.

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Who is Craig Seganti?

And why should you buy his classroom discipline book?

Craig Seganti's successful approach to classroom discipline: "Classroom Discipline 101"-has been featured in C. M. Charles' book Building Classroom Discipline (10th Edition). Charles' text has been the industry leader in classroom management and classroom discipline techniques that work best for teachers and students and he devoted a whole chapter to Craig's Classroom Discipline 101 ebook!


Craig Seganti has been a teacher in inner city Los Angeles' toughest schools for the past 20 years - so he knows a thing or two about classroom discipline and effective classroom management plans. Craig has:

  • Taught over 11,000 different secondary students in the inner-city and elsewhere around Los Angeles of all ages, abilities and ethnic backgrounds.
  • Been a full time teacher, long term substitute or day to day substitute in over 80 secondary schools.
  • Taught juvenile offenders in the Los Angeles County Probation Camps.

Mr. Seganti (or Mr. Classroom Discipline as he's been called) has had to deal with some of the most difficult students this country has to offer, and guess what? He has no classroom management problems what so ever! Can you imagine what that would mean to the success of your students? I'm sure you can, It means your students actually learn! (and you will have a lot less stress and enjoy teaching!)

What a novel idea - students actually listening to your lesson plans - and enjoying it! I'm not a teacher and I get excited by that. Take a look at Classroom Discipline 101 now and re-discover the reason you became a teacher.

Classroom Discipline 101 for Kindle

Craig Seganti's classroom management guide now on Kindle!!

For you Amazon Kindle users you can now discover the secret to a respectful classroom right on your Kindle. Classroom Discipline 101 is now for sale on Amazon and easily downloaded right to your Kindle. Enjoy!

Classroom Discipline 101: How to Get Control of Any Classroom No Matter How Tough the Students

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"I have never read a better book on the subject of classroom discipline. You have nailed it. Your take on school administration is spot-on. I have been empowered, however, by the simple steps of achieving freedom from manipulation. I read and reread your book, and feel better everyday. The sick feeling of dread I had daily at the prospect of spending the day w/ 7th graders is diminishing."

Does Classroom Discipline 101 Work?

Kind words and success stories about Classroom Discipline 101

If you need any motivation what so ever take a look at his "success stories" page (go to the Classroom Discipline home page and click the "Testimonials" tab at top) - there are some pretty moving letters from teachers who have seen amazing results with his book. Below is one of my favorites:

Craig,

I just couldn't be more thrilled, and amazed with the transformation in my work day.

I have two thirds of the football team in my 3rd block class and never thought I would see what I now see every day! They are huge and wild and hyper just out of lunch and a few minutes of unstructured recess before my class time, but now I catch them collecting themselves right before the walk through my door! Then 90 minutes of carefree serious teaching and learning with quiet and respectful students follows. (P.S. We still have fun.) When they leave, not a scrap of trash is on that floor. I am amazed.

Thank you, again. Virginia

Classroom Management Plan Videos

See some classroom management experts in action

Here is Craig Seganti himself talking about his classroom management plan and what you need to get your classroom under control for the rest of this 2011-2012 school year.
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Classroom Discipline 101 on Sale

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Classroom Discipline 101:
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If you are reading this well formed, well written, eloquent review so far (if he can get a cool title like Mr. Classroom Discipline I want one too - call me Mr. Modest) you must be thinking to yourself

"I really NEED this, my students are driving me crazy!"

Or, maybe you just have one or two students that rile up the rest and you are pulling out your hair trying to figure out the best plan to get them all to listen.

Well, you are in luck - for a limited time, if you act now I will send you a FREE, yes I said FREE link to his ebook sales page - WOW!

What, you're not impressed? Ok, I have a bit to learn about book promotion, but I figure he can teach you his classroom management plan the best so I'll just point you in the right direction and he can show you why you really do need this highly successful book on Classroom Discipline so you can create your own classroom management plan that works for you.

Quick Note (or not so quick): I link to Craig's sales page throughout this review. He sells his methods in the form of an e-book that you download. His ebook is being sold through Clickbank and while many times Clickbank products get a bad name from overly hyped promotional methods (even admittedly his own sales page) I wholeheartedly endorse Craig's eBook. I've spoken with him directly and his methods are working for thousands of teachers all over the world - it really is inspiring to see the success teachers are having with his methods and I would love it if you had that kind of success too.

Classroom Discipline Debate

Should teachers have to discipline our children?

retweetMy father was a teacher for 40 years, and I know that there was a student or two that caused a few problems in the classroom. But these days classrooms have changed, the horror stories we hear and the difficulty teachers have with students has gotten way out control. Without an effective classroom management plan I just don't know how kids learn anything.

So who is responsible for our children's behavior, us as parents or should teachers "teach" proper behavior?

What do you have to say - let the debate begin...

Who should be disciplining our children?

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Parents are responsible for their children's behavior

ajgodinho says:

I think each one of us has a responsibility towards teaching our children. So it's a combination of working together for the betterment of children and society.

miaponzo says:

Both, I think... but the positive reinforcement of good behavior is the best way from both sides. :)

AgingIntoDisability says:

As my daddy used to say, "Ass whoopings in free in this house."

YourFirstTime says:

Anyone your kid misbehaves around.

Teachers should teach students how to behave

Teddi14 says:

Sorry for my typos. I am extremely tired....probably from giving our state's standardized test for the past 3 days to kids who could care less...most of them anyway.

Teddi14 says:

I too teach in an inner city school and have for the past 6 years. Behaviors are bad. No respect and not appreciation for education. The bring to school what they learn at home. America's youth are in real trouble.

Lydia says:

A teacher's job is to teach, what else should we pay them for? Might as well throw in a few extra bucks for babysitting as well...

Andy says:

If teachers had an effective plan for classroom discipline then perhaps children in America would learn a little respect, some of them are getting out of control in my opinion.

 
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Craig Seganti's Own Words on Classroom Discipline

Classroom management and classroom discipline blog

Craig Seganti shares his experiences in managing his students on his Classroom Management blog. I'm sure he has quite a few stories he'd like to share on his 20 years of teaching some really tough students. He also answers teacher's questions about the book and about their own classroom management problems.

And of course in his book Classroom Discipline 101 he reveals his "secrets" so you can have the same success with your classroom management plan. (one last plug before I go)

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Classroom Discipline Video Part 2

Craig Seganti's Successful Classroom Discipline Plan

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    ajgodinho Dec 26, 2011 @ 6:05 pm | delete
    Discipline is important in every stage in life, whether one is a child or adult, but it's vital that children are taught discipline and the importance of it. I don't think anyone entity has sole responsibility, rather, I think is it a collective responsibility. I think society today has become quite lax when it comes to discipline, so it's important to have an effective plan in place that caters to individuals.
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    miaponzo Dec 14, 2011 @ 2:52 am | delete
    I'm a teacher.. best to ignore bad behavior and reinforce good behavior.. rules are good... but not TOOOO many! Blessed!
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    lasertek May 19, 2011 @ 11:23 am | delete
    set limits and classroom rules at day one. :) great lens btw. kudos! Lensroll ed it!
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    LisaAuch Nov 1, 2010 @ 3:16 pm | delete
    As someone who needed to keep a tight hold on the class, and not drop the ball, I worked in a Special Education facitiliy with children who had behavioural and emotional difficulties, I can say i am really impressed by your review, and of the product.
    My biggest suggestion is have what I call 'off the top of my head activities' to fill spare time, like get the children to listen to you say 4 words, then repeat missing one out, do this a few times and then go up to 5 words 6 words... It is great fun!
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    LisaAuch Apr 1, 2011 @ 2:42 am | delete
    April fools angel Blessings
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Classroom Discipline Mistake #1

Trying to Discipline the Whole Class at Once

Mr. Classroom Discipline teaches you the best way to avoid this and 4 other classic discipline mistakes in his FREE report:

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