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Promoting positive behaviour at Tung Wan Mok Law Shui Wah School, Hong Kong - an experienced teacher's views
In this film extract, an experienced teacher in a Hong Kong special school (the Tung Wan Mok Law Shui Wah School, designated to support the social development of children whose behaviour presents challenges) talks about aspects of her role and the beliefs that underpin the work she does.
22.01.08
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Are Behavioural Classroom Management Approaches Appropriate to a Non-Western Education System?
The behavioural approach to classroom management is largely a product of Western psychology. Most research in the field has been carried out in the developed countries of the West. Is the approach appropriate to the needs of teachers and pupils in schools elsewhere?
09.03.05