Practical school discipline : $b Applied methods, part 2

"Practical School Discipline: Applied Methods, Part II" by Ray Coppock Beery, offers educators effective techniques for handling student behavior in schools. It explores real-world case studies alongside psychological ideas about discipline, highlighting the ways instincts such as copying others and adjusting to new situations affect how kids act. The book describes children's natural abilities to learn by imitation, engage in play, and explore their curiosity. Beery explains ways these instincts can be used to encourage good behavior in the classroom and uses examples to demonstrate different discipline problems and their potential solutions, serving as a guide for teachers through practical advice and exploration of child psychology.