Rob Plevin

Plevin is an experienced teacher who worked in some difficult institutions before becoming a trainer. There is loads of great advice here but some of it is looking a little old. Schools will not encourage some of the suggested activities here!
However the fundamental basics are correct, every teacher training route tells trainees to build routines and starting with new classes that is important. I have noticed that the idea of building relationships is not always at the forefront of desirable show more things to do - my previous school wasn't interested in relationships, only in results - but I have it as one of my key not for sale things. Therefore I am glad that Plevin does a strong focus on this.
This is a solid book for someone who is struggling to read but I would advise discussing implementation of some of the ideas with colleagues before trying show less

If you don’t have the time to read Rob Plevin’s Take Control of the Noisy Class: From chaos to calm in 15 seconds, be sure to read his Classroom Management Success in 7 days or less: The Ultra-Effective Classroom Management System for Teachers. Even if all that you need is a brief review before the start of a new school year, this 99-page gem is worth your time, especially at its bargain $3.99 in the Kindle format.

Plevin, who taught as a special-education teacher in what Americans call show more “alternative schools” in Sheffield, England, has great advice for engaging students and inducing them to toe the line. Plevin’s advice has made school much more pleasant for both the students and me. Highly recommended. show less