This book is based on the idea that a behavior management plan can be as effective in preventing problematic classroom behavior as it is in managing it and utilizes an evidence-based approach to solving problems. It offers easy-to-implement, research-based plans for addressing problematic classroom behavior in two key areas: on-task time/assignment completion and disruption/rule violation. The author introduces a dozen behavior management plans in non-technical language. This eliminates the need for extensive training in behavior therapy or learning theory. FEATURES: *An introductory chapter addressing "evidence-based" practice in education-Explaining the scientific nature of the book's plans and introducing the rationale behind the use of such practice. *A chapter on the "beeper" system for enhancing student engagement. * Introduces a recently developed device, the "MotivAider"-explains how it works, when it is best used, and what can be expected when it is used.*A common format in each plan chapter (Chapters 2 -12)-Description, terms, apparatus, baseline measurement, procedures, "how it works," additional considerations, hypothetical cases, "what if," and forms. * Facilitates comparison among plans-helps future teachers develop their intuitive sense for what works with which learners, and why.*Discussion of a "dual plan" strategy for addressing disruptive behavior-Teaming a plan for stopping the disruptive behavior with one for encouraging desired behavior. * Illustrates the advantage in tackling certain problem behaviors "on two fronts"-offers specific plans that work concurrently to change "bad" behavior into "good" behavior.*A wide range of plans-For individual students, small groups, and entire classrooms. * Expands the repertoire of both beginning and veteran teachers-provides a full complement of strategies to fit a wide range of situations and behaviors.*Perforated pages--Enables teachers to tear out specific plans for implementation.