Description
Anger Management examines strategies and techniques for modifying behavior in the classroom. This course details the nine types of faulty assumptions students make that can lead to anger. It also identifies negative communication behaviors that contribute to anger and provides some suggestions to reduce anger and help students stay focused on their education. As part of the Pearson Instructor Education library of courses, Anger Management is designed to support your instructors in their teaching efforts and, as a result, positively impact student retention. We recognize many instructors come to the school arena with much expertise, but little teaching experience. For that reason, the courses in this library focus on those foundational presentation and teaching skills necessary to be effective.
Understanding communication in its many forms is vital to modifying behavior in the classroom. Learning to identify communication cues that create negative situations will help the instructor develop an effective anger management strategy.
Learning Objectives
- Formulate strategies for dealing with negative communication behaviors in the classroom.
- Analyze the relationship between negative self-talk and anger.
- Interpret your own communication style.
- Demonstrate an understanding of the various methods for managing anger in the classroom.
- Outline the benefits of active listening skills with regards to anger management.
- Compare and contrast direct confrontation with problem-centered discussions.
- List activities to help students reduce anger.
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