Dr. Seeman, Professor Emeritus of Lehman College, City University of New York, has taught classroom management, educational psychology, course-content methods, and supervised teachers and student teachers since 1970. His books, Preventing Discipline Problems, K-12 and the Classroom Management Training Handbook, are now in their 4th edition, with the companion training Video, used by school districts, administrators, teacher trainers and teachers in more than 45 states coast to coast in the U.S., and in more than ten overseas countries and international schools since 1988. He has also recently published: Preventing Disruptive Behavior in Colleges; A Campus and Classroom Handbook for Higher Education.

He has also published over 20 articles in professional journals on education, counseling, philosophy, and psychology, and recently has been a major contributor to online education publications and resources. Dr. Seeman also holds Certification for Training in School Violence Prevention and Intervention, and has been an expert legal/court witness regarding "teacher/school abuse".

Dr. Seeman has been interviewed on various radio-talk shows and has been the keynote speaker at numerous national education conferences. He has given over 50 workshops and lectures throughout the U.S. on classroom management, prevention of disruptive behavior, and emotional education. He was a visiting professor in Japan from 1990 to 1992.

Prior to being a professor and consultant, Dr. Seeman was a camp director for ten years, co-directed a camp for emotionally disturbed children, worked in children's shelters, and taught in the New York City public schools as a licensed substitute teacher, and full-time High School English and Social Studies teacher.

Prof. Seeman has taught a course: Preventing Discipline Problems and Classroom Management for over 25 years, now online!

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