Individual Any response given to a single pupil following the pupil's behaviour Group Response given to more than one pupil following their behaviour (e.g., “That's good Chris and Alex, you are sitting still”) Academic behaviour Normal curriculum behaviours: reading writing, listening, answering questions (i.e., performing prescribed activities) Social behaviour Behaviours indicative of classroom manners, following classroom rules and routines, such as settling down to work, remaining seated when appropriate or putting their hand up to answer a question Redirection Response following disapproval, which describes an approved behaviour, such as “Don't do that, I want you to work in silence”, “No it isn't a simple addition; look more carefully at the wording of the question”
 

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The paper argues that in recent years sociologists have neglected the processes of occupational socialisation of leaching, despite research interest in everyday life in other educational settings. Shortcomings in the extant research on teacher socialisation and in the wider literature on professional socialisation are detailed to explain the lack of intellectual interest in teacher socialisation. Finally, the paper offers some potential lines for the development of research on teacher socialisation.

Just as we need to know more about how children are transformed into pupils, so must we know more about how young persons (usually college students) are transformed into teachers

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