Routledge Perspectives on Student Behaviour in Schools - Routledge

This comprehensive text by Routledge explores the root causes of disruptive behaviour in educational settings and provides practical intervention strategies for teachers and educators. The authors examine behaviour management through multiple theoretical lenses including psychodynamic, behavioural and socio-cultural approaches, whilst maintaining a strong focus on real-world application. The book addresses critical topics such as behaviour policy at local authority, national and international levels, cultural considerations in schools, and assessment frameworks for understanding student conduct. Designed for educators seeking evidence-based solutions, this work bridges theory and practice to help professionals develop effective strategies for managing classroom behaviour and supporting student wellbeing. Ideal for teachers, school leaders and educational practitioners looking to deepen their understanding of student behaviour and implement evidence-informed approaches in their institutions.