Criminal Classes
Offenders at School
1st Edition
Published on 31. October 1995
190 pages
978-1-906534-49-3 (ISBN)
Description
Criminal Classes comprises recollections by offenders of their schooldays together with a commentary by the author. It was praised from the outset and has been twice reprinted in response to demand. A wealth of information for criminologists, sociologists and educationalists is contained in this book:1. New Kids on the Block Offenders affected by multiple and fragmented schooling. 2. Odd One Out Special needs that went unnoticed. 3. No Place Like Home The Effects of Social Disadvantage. 4. Teachers - Good, Bad and Boring How teachers and head teachers can influence and intervene.5. Bullies Causes and effects of bullying at school. 6. Wagging and Sagging Bunking and Skiving: Truanting and offending. 7. Mates Peer group influences. 8. Spare the Rod Punishment and exclusion from school. 9. Gold Stars The importance of motivation, success, praise and reward. 10. Picking Up the Pieces What can be done at school to limit future offending? Some practical suggestions.
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Content
- Cover
- Contents
- Glossary
- Introduction and Acknowledgements
- About the author
- 1 New Kids on the Block
- 2 Odd One Out
- 3 No Place Like Home
- 4 Teachers: Good, Bad and Boring
- 5 Bullies
- 6 Wagging and Sagging, Bunking and Skiving
- 7 Mates
- 8 Spare the Rod
- 9 Gold Stars
- 10 Picking Up the Pieces
- Appendix I List of Prisoners Interviewed
- Appendix II List of Prisons in the Study
- Bibliography
