The executive functions of teaching

Article Abstract:

Teachers should be recognized as executives with managerial demands on them parallel to those of corporate executives. Executive functions of teaching include communicating goals, creating a good environment in which to work, educating, motivating and evaluating those being supervised and regulating the activities of the workplace. These functions are defined and techniques for achieving them are outlined.

Management, Executives

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The loving teacher's guide to discipline

Article Abstract:

The hostile aggressive child, the passive aggressive child, and the withdrawn child with a poor self image is covered. An approach geared to the individuality of each child is best according the author, a fifth grade teacher.

School discipline

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It's time for time management ideas

Article Abstract:

Twenty-one suggestions are given to help teachers make the best use of time. Some include delegating of duties, planning ahead, using waiting and leisure time wisely and many others.

Time management

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