Phase I Conceptual Grounding in Discipline

Chapter 1 - Classroom Discipline: The Problems and the Promise

Chapter 2 - Recognizing Your Obligations and Charting the Course Ahead

Phase II Preparing Yourself to Take Charge in the Classroom

Chapter 3 - The Development of Modern Discipline

Chapter 4 - Ron Morrish on Organizing and Presenting a Basic Discipline Plan

Chapter 5 - Craig Seganti on Taking Charge of the Classroom

Chapter 6 - Harry and Rosemary Wong on the First Things You Should Teach

Phase III Engaging with Your Students and Activating Their Internal Motivation

Chapter 7 - Fred Jones on Keeping Students Willingly Engaged in Learning

Chapter 8 - Marvin Marshall on Fostering Responsible Behavior

Chapter 9 - William Glasser on Releasing the Power of Positive Choice

Chapter 10 - Spencer Kagan on Working on the Same Side with Students

Chapter 11 - Paula Cook on Helping Students Who Exhibit Neurological-Based Behavior

Phase IV Perfecting and Personalizing Your Approach to Discipline

Chapter 12 - Aligning Authoritative Views with the Eight Fundamental Questions in Discipline

Chapter 13 - Striving for Personal Excellence in Discipline

Chapter 14 - Building Your Personalized Approach to Discipline