Designed as a practical guide to help teachers acquire strategies for dealing successfully with students who have a wide range of behavioral disorders, this book is organized around classroom examples and individual case studies that describe specific problems and solutions. Each chapter deals with an individual type of behavioral disorder. Several classroom scenarios and case studies illustrate both the disorder and specific interventions that can help both the student and the teacher develop the skills necessary to control the problem. A bibliography of in-depth sources for additional reading is also included with each chapter. Chapters close with a list of questions for reflection and discussion. Individual chapters address: (1) conduct disorders with aggressive overtones; (2) issues of power; (3) revenge and rage; (4) poor self-esteem; (5) communication misunderstandings; (6) passive-aggressive behavior; (7) victims and scapegoats; (8) attention deficit hyperactivity disorder; (9) attention seeking behaviors; and (10) rebellion. Appendices include a description of legal rights of students, including special requirements for disciplining students with disabilities who have an Individualized Education Program, and a list of readings on using the case study method of instruction. (CR)