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Student
Teachers
and Teacher Interns
Click
here for the
"Who
I Want To Be Plan"
| It is very important to
look deeply inside yourself as you continue on the
journey of becoming a teacher. We've put together
this survey for first year teachers, student teachers,
interns, and future teachers in teacher prep programs to
help evaluate where you currently are and where you want
to be. |
The
LEAST Approach to Classroom Discipline
By
Robert R. Carkhuff
The LEAST
approach to classroom discipline is a simple survival strategy for
the teacher. It is a
response to teachers’ urgent pleas for quick and easy methods
they can use in the face of mounting discipline problems.
Succinctly stated in the words of one teacher, “We must
survive before we can grow.”
It involves the “least” methods that should be employed
to facilitate and maintain classroom control.
LEAST is an acronym for the following activities of the
teacher:
| L
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Leave
things alone when no problems are likely to ensue |
| E
- |
End
the action indirectly when the behavior is disrupting
classroom activities |
| A
- |
Attend
more fully when you need to obtain more information
and/or communicate |
| S
- |
Spell
out directions when disruption and/or harm will occur |
| T
- |
Track
student progress
when following through to evaluate and reinforce behavior |
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Quick Links into this Special Report:
Click
here for the Introduction
Click
here for Option #1: Leave Things Alone |
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Click
here for the FREE
SQ3R Worksheet
you can use in your room:
The SQ3R reading strategy is
used by most teachers in our middle school to help promote
reading skills in every class. We've developed this
easy-to-use worksheet you can use, adapt, or change to fit your
class and subject. This is used for reading informational
texts, taking notes, and even practicing listening skills.
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Finding
That First Job: From Entering the Job Market to Succeeding in
Interviewing
By Frank Holes, Sr.
Educational Consultant
Quick Links into the Special Report:
Preparing
to Enter the Job Maket:
Finding That First Job
click
here for Where To Find That Job
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