What Do Great Teachers Say? 1st Edition

Capture attention from the first line with What Do Great Teachers Say? 1st Edition by Hal Holloman and Peggy H. Yates. This compelling guide decodes the language of effective teaching, giving educators clear, research-informed phrases and approaches that boost engagement, build rapport, and shape learning environments.

Inside, readers find concise, practical teaching strategies for K–12 classrooms and teacher-preparation programs. The authors translate theory into everyday practice: classroom-tested questioning techniques, constructive feedback scripts, transitions that reduce disruption, and language that fosters student autonomy and resilience. Examples and sample dialogues make it easy to adopt new habits immediately — ideal for busy teachers, instructional coaches, and school leaders seeking measurable improvement.

Designed for use in U.S. schools and classrooms around the world, this first edition balances professional rigor with approachable, classroom-ready tools. Whether you’re a new teacher, veteran educator, or administrator leading professional development, you’ll appreciate the focus on communication skills that strengthen classroom management, increase participation, and promote equitable student outcomes.

Readable, actionable, and grounded in best practices, What Do Great Teachers Say? is more than a reference book — it’s a practical companion that transforms how educators talk, teach, and connect. Add this essential resource to your professional library and start changing classroom interactions today. Order your copy now to bring proven classroom language into your teaching practice.

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