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Classroom vibe : practical strategies for better classroom culture / Timothy M. O'Leary.

Classroom vibe : practical strategies for better classroom culture / Timothy M. O'Leary.
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TF1307063 371.1 OLE
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Record Number 21427
ISBN 9781922607102
192260710X
Location 371.1 OLE
Author O'Leary, Timothy M., (author).
Title Classroom vibe : practical strategies for better classroom culture / Timothy M. O'Leary.
Published Melbourne, Victoria : Amba Press, 2021.
Collation xx, 141 pages : illustrations ; 24 cm.
Content types text
Carrier type volume
General Note "Timothy M. O'Leary, Ph.D., is a Managing Director of Educational Data Talks, an Honorary Fellow at The University of Melbourne, a father of three, and a self-professed data nerd. As an educator, Tim has worked in government, independent and faith-based schools and his school roles have ranged from classroom teacher to school leader; his most recent role was Director of Learning. Tim has published in the areas of data interpretation and analysis, effective score reporting and collective teacher efficacy." -- Publisher.
Summary Note "Dr Timothy O’Leary is a firm believer that decisions about improvements, whether they be for a teacher or school, need to be based on fact, not fancy. In Classroom Vibe he uses data to demystify why some classrooms are primed for learning while others aren’t and explains why strategies for change in schools often fail. In breaking down the atmosphere of the classroom as experienced by the students – the ‘classroom vibe’ – he gives teachers practical steps for improving theirs. The author argues that when teachers focus their improvement efforts on the ‘vibe’ in each of their classrooms and school leaders focus on supporting their teachers in this endeavour, everyone benefits. He provides a clear framework that highlights how the culture of a classroom can determine whether important teaching strategies will succeed or fail." - Publisher.
Subject Thought and thinking -- Study and teaching
Teaching
Effective teaching
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