The document discusses William Glasser's five basic human needs according to choice theory: survival, love and belonging, fun, power and achievement, and freedom. It also addresses classroom management styles, noting that the most effective are those of a monitor and manager. A monitor enforces rules with consistency and fairness, while a manager focuses on developing positive relationships with students and helping them meet their needs through self-directed learning.

1. The 5 Needs Based on Choice Theory - William Glasser Brad Burns

2. Survival

3. Love and Belonging

4. Fun

5. Power and Achievement

6. Freedom

7. Fun Love & Belonging Power & Achievement Freedom

8. Behind every behaviour is a need.

9. What is your classroom management style?

10. Punisher Guilter Buddy Monitor Manager

11. Monitor Manager

12. Proximity

13. What's your job? When will you be ready to start? What can I do to help?

14. What's the rule about ...? Can you do that? Thanks, I appreciate that ?

15. Live long and prosper... Be a monitor and a manager.