Psychology in the Classroom

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"Psychology in the Classroom" is an influential educational psychology book by Rudolf Dreikurs that applies Adlerian principles to understanding and managing student behavior in school settings.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf book
educational psychology book
addresses constructive classroom climate
discipline problems
peer relationships
student motivation
teacher authority
appliesTheoryOf Alfred Adler NERFINISHED
author Rudolf Dreikurs NERFINISHED
describedAs classic in Adlerian educational practice
influential
emphasizes cooperation in the classroom
logical consequences
respect for children
student responsibility
understanding the purpose of misbehavior
focusesOn democratic classroom practices
discipline without punishment
encouragement rather than praise
managing student behavior in school settings
mistaken goals of misbehavior
social interest in students
teacher–student relationships
understanding student behavior in school settings
hasPerspective humanistic
social-psychological
influencedBy Alfred Adler NERFINISHED
intendedAudience educators
school counselors
teachers
intendedUse classroom discipline guidance
educational psychology courses
teacher training
language English
mainSubject Adlerian psychology
classroom management
educational psychology
student behavior
psychologicalApproach Adlerian psychology
relatedTo classroom discipline
democratic teaching
positive discipline
setting classroom
school
theoreticalBasis individual psychology

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Rudolf Dreikurs notableWork Psychology in the Classroom