Excellent is taught: 55 details to create educational miracles

Author: Clark
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Publish Date: 2005-09-01
Features: To me, teaching is about creating surprises, about creating unforgettable experiences for children. The "Man Who Made Miracles," who won the Best Teacher Award in the U.S. at the age of 28 and was the only teacher to be invited to the White House three times by President Clinton and his wife, tells you how to turn troublesome "problem children" into excellent students. Teaching has become increasingly challenging for teachers today! Students never finish their homework on time, lack self-discipline and motivation, and children have all sorts of small quirks that are hard to change. You always struggle to maintain a proper distance with these little troublemakers. If these "troubles" are a daily occurrence for you, why not read the teaching insights of Ron Clark, an American teacher, and see how he uses various "small rules" to help and train students, creating one teaching miracle after another. In Mr. Clark's heart, education is no longer a difficult job but an art full of infinite charm! A witty and humorous "spicy teacher" not only "conquered" one group of mischievous "problem students" after another but also turned them into excellent students in a short time. What secret tricks did he use? The recipient of the Best Teacher Award in the U.S., Ron Clark, shares his 55 teaching insights for managing students through this book. He captures the often-overlooked details in the educational process, enforcing strict discipline on children while earning their love and respect with kindness and enthusiasm. Mr. Clark doesn't just focus on improving children's academic performance; he also emphasizes cultivating good habits and etiquette. The 55 details he summarizes are not only applicable to teachers teaching students but also to parents and those who wish to improve their personal.